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A Ross-shire lifeboat volunteer whose quick thinking has been credited with saving lives admitted he was shocked to have been made an MBE.
Confusion reigned after a police statement that the road would be closed until next week. In fact it will re-open under traffic control this evening.
Flooding has created a Hogmanay headache for thousands of people with travel plans thrown into complete disarray.
An 11-year-old’s miracle escape after 200ft cliff plunge recalled; school decision-makers told to stop passing the buck and hopes for a village hall.
A look back over 2024 via the front pages of the Ross-shire Journal.
Some strong words spoken as top targets for 2025 revealed.
Black Isle Cares, a charity that provides support service for older adults and vulnerable people, has built on its connections with Fortrose Academy.
Activists have great hope going into 2025: ‘This represents significant confidence in our efforts and will really help raise the profile’.
There are some fascinating talks in store as the group looks forward to 2025.
Fyrish Gymnastics Club, The Place, DNA Dance and Alness Angling Club all appear. Find out who else…
What you’ve been saying about the stories posted on the Ross-shire Journal this week.
The popular route linking Dingwall and Strathpeffer is on many people’s agenda this time of year.
The images chosen for the eagerly anticipated calendar are certain to spark many a trip down memory lane.
Invergordon Academy’s senior students were given the chance to develop their leadership and organisational skills.
One of our regular Ross-shire through the Lens contributors shared this stunner. Read on and consider sharing one of your own!
Warning posters and hazard tape were put up.
Shoppers using the Dingwall store have donated an estimated £1000 worth of toys for kids who might otherwise miss out.
Community support makes hectic month so worthwhile for Easter Ross youth group.
Is Die Hard really a Christmas movie? First-time viewer Hector MacKenzie (finally) went along to find out.