The pop-up was 'a wee experiment'. The result delighted the business.
Highland police have confirmed that two have been arrested in connection with the death and that enquiries are ongoing.
Ross-shire as seen by readers through the lenses of their cameras and smartphones.
A look back in pictures at days gone by.
The plug has been pulled on a contentious planning proposal aimed at helping to fund a hall at the heart of an Easter Ross community.
An Easter Ross youth group is on the lookout for stalls for a Christmas market early next month.
Easter Ross firefighters were being grilled about their jobs by a group of primary school children earlier this week when duty called.
'BT should be leading the way for flexible working and they should be trying their hardest to keep their skilled and loyal workforce'.
Parents of pupils evacuated from a Ross-shire secondary school after a 'prank' call have been told that police have identified the caller.
An acclaimed Black Isle museum is gearing up for a rousing end to the year – but will first this weekend be 'taken over' by Easter Ross pupils.
The woman who represents King Charles in Ross-shire had the opportunity to get together with her team as two new deputies received their commissions.
Some householders are unhappy about the three-month winter break for the paid service but the local authority has issued advice.
An Easter Ross firm has expanded into the west of the county with the acquisition of Gairloch Quarry.
Preparations are being made to welcome the community.
A Ross-shire MP has offered a scathing verdict on Rishi Sunak's choice as the new Foreign Secretary, slamming the move 'deeply undemocratic'.
Generous shoppers visiting a Ross-shire supermarket chipped in more than £5000 for Poppyscotland in the run-up to remembrance weekend.
A 'greeny granny' from the Black Isle hopes to "speak the truth the King wasn't allowed to" if elected to Westminster.
The 20-day programme of work had been due to start today but has been pushed back to Sunday.
'I’m looking forward to being able to support Mikeysline however I can, and helping to spread awareness for their amazing work and support services.'
During the First World War (1914–1918), lifeboats launched 1808 times and saved 5332 lives.
