Kiltearn Primary and the attached nursery are both closed today.
Four Highland charities have joined forces to make their cards available for purchase in the Eastgate Shopping Centre.
The region's leading awards ceremony for businesses in the tourist sector took place in Inverness last night.
Plans for Gaelic education in Tain are to be supported by grant funding from the Scottish Government.
People struggling with bills have been urged to get help as a new survey reveals 600,000 Scottish people are feeling a “heavy burden”.
The second round of the Community Marine Equipment Fund aims to help local groups buy equipment to record and monitor their local marine life.
The A890 road will be closed overnight on Saturday to allow essential maintenance at Strathcarron level crossing on the Kyle of Lochalsh line.
Health bosses say video consultations enable patients to attend health appointments from home without the need for potentially lengthy journeys.
A hard-working community volunteer has received the British Empire Medal from the monarch’s representative.
A golfing society handed over £2000 to the charity which provides mental health support to people across the Highlands.
The takeaway hit the headlines after offensive behaviour by its previous owner in the wake of the Queen's death.
The Conon Hotel in Conon Bridge wants to hear from crafters who would like to take part in its latest event.
The Haven Centre will be Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for children and young people with severe learning disabilities.
BEAR Scotland is set to carry out the work on a 430-metre stretch of the road.
The festival will take place from October 24-30, organised by the Ullapool Community Sport Hub.
Andrew Cumming, a pupil at Gairloch High School, won an accordion prize at the cultural showcase.
The SNP MSP said the public must now have the chance to go to the polls.
Celebrations to mark 10 years trading for a Cromarty cheese emporium aim to involve the whole community.
RMT members have stopped short of full strike action.
A record number of cruise ships visited the Port of Cromarty Firth (PoCF) this year as the industry recovered rapidly in the wake of Covid-19.
