A SHOW of solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter movement across Ross-shire has sparked debate on the extent of racism in the county.
Residents in a Black Isle community are being offered free face masks thanks to the generosity of a local volunteer.
A MUCH-LOVED great-grandfather was given a special surprise under extraordinary circumstances as he celebrated his 100th birthday in Tain.
AN event offering people a glimpse behind the walls of buildings not always accessible to the public is going digital this year.
TWO Invergordon primary schools have thanked a local group for its support to pupils during the coronavirus crisis.
Trailblazing revamp and job creation plans by a fish firm have been warmly welcomed in Ross-shire's county town.
Communities in Ross-shire marked a major milestone in their history yesterday in a variety of ways.
R0SS-SHIRE MSP Gail Ross has welcomed new figures outlining the scale of Scottish Government funding to tackle the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Black Isle Horticultural Society has cancelled its planned 2020 August show.
MORE than a quarter of the Highland workforce is furloughed – the highest proportion per head of population in Scotland.
RATES bills will be dropping through the letterboxes of non-domestic rate payers in Highland from next week, the local authority said today.
ELECTRICAL appliances, cardboard and bagged household and garden waste will be accepted at Highland Council waste recycling centres from next week.
ACTIVISTS behind trailblazing plans for a foot and cycle link between Dingwall and Strathpeffer are rallying supporters to grab an opportunity.
THE charity behind the popular Highland Wildlife Park has issued a plea to the Scottish Government to be allowed to reopen early.
A WESTER Ross community has pulled together to deliver essential services to residents during the coronavirus crisis.
An Easter Ross MP's appeal for a 12-month package of support for tourism has fallen on deaf ears – though he insists he'll keep shouting.
A new service providing advice, emotional and practical support to people who are affected by cancer has been launched in the Highlands.
A new online toolkit has been published to help inform travel decisions as Scotland gradually begins to change its lockdown restrictions.
HIGHLAND Council leader Margaret Davidson today welcomed an agreement by Eden Court to display anti-racism posters.
BLACK Isle kids dreaming of summer holidays this year are being invited to showcase their creative side and bag themselves a sweet treat instead.
