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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.
What hot shot from Ross-shire could you share with us?
Mother Nature delivers spectacular display for Ross-shire lifesavers during training exercise.
From an unpromising starting point, the Gairloch attraction has been an inspiring success story.
The German journalist believes the Ross-shire town deserves so much more attention from the hundreds of thousands of visitors passing through it.
An inspirational spin instructor from Dingwall and a ‘role model’ from Invergordon were amongst those taking a bow.
The Fortrose-raised designer said: ‘It was very special to have my mum there with me and people who have followed my career.’
A talented Black Isle lass who only started competitive dancing just over 18 months ago has taken a massive step towards her ambitious goal.
A difference of opinion on the cause of a fatal Black Isle gyrocopter crash that claimed the life of an Inverness man has emerged.
The affordable housing scheme aims to deliver four bungalows, four flats and 28 villa-style homes.
‘This award is recognition of the dedication and huge effort that our wonderful volunteers put in getting people to where they need to be.’
A management company behind a redevelopment of an island off the coast of Wester Ross has been fined over a release of silt into Loch Broom.
The £990k investment will see a 721m stretch of carriageway resurfaced ‘and ensure that the A9 continues to operate safely for years to come’.
An environmental scientist reckons the Easter Ross project could become a blueprint for schemes around the world tackling climate crises.
