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In the footsteps of troops and drovers, the area is steeped in history.
We love to see how you see all corners of Ross-shire through the lenses of your cameras or phones.
The early morning mist made it difficult but ploughmen soon got into the swing as the weather cleared.
The Scandi-themed winter show has become an eagerly anticipated event in the town’s calendar.
A story written by an Easter Ross writer about the last person in Britain to be executed for witchcraft has scooped a top accolade.
The pop-up event on Saturday promises an ‘Aladdin’s cave’ of array of items - and inspiration for winter night projects.
Alness United will stage a minute’s silence in his memory.
Dingwall Leisure Centre is throwing open its doors free of charge next weekend to celebrate its 50th anniversary.
It says closing at this time will allow it to ‘meet its existing financial commitments while resources remain’.
It’s touted as an opportunity to support local businesses and find unique gifts.
Excerpts for Ross-shire dates confirmed as opera buffs - and curious newcomers - invited to fall in love with these tunes.
“Whether you’re a new or returning donor we'd love to welcome you. If you're a regular donor, why not encourage a friend to join you?”
Young guns seized the opportunity to shine in front of a large audience at the November meeting of Dingwall and District Accordion and Fiddle Club.
Her crowdfunding appeal hit its target in 4 days and hopes are high the 10-year-old world champion will now attract some local sponsorship.
‘It is so important that we remember those who fought for their country to allow us the freedom we all enjoy.’
Police have been alerted to a reported act of vandalism in Dingwall on Remembrance Sunday.
Ross-shire’s hospitality trade had plenty to celebrate coast to coast at the awards with a well-kent face dishing out the accolades.
‘We filled 558 boxes and in addition to the usual boxes for men, women, boys and girls we made some up for babies too. So no one was left out!’
Lest we forget: communities honour sacrifice and service.
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