CHARITIES offering a lifeline service to vulnerable people have been handed a windfall thanks to the efforts of Ross-shire schoolchildren.
LOYAL supporter of a Ross-shire animal aid shelter has been thanked for again rising to the occasion.
SUPPORTERS of a local crew of lifesavers at sea are being encouraged to snap up an on theme collectible to help boost funds.
Reports of a stolen bike in Dingwall prompts a police appeal to the public.
CONTENTIOUS traffic island in Ross-shire's county town will be moved – but not removed – in response to a public outcry.
WORK on external wall insulation will begin next week across the Highlands, in line with a Scottish construction plan.
A MOVE to support house buyers has been welcomed by a property expert who said there is now "some urgency" to see the new regime begin.
ENFORCEMENT of waiting restrictions on streets and the reintroduction of pay and display parking charges are being flagged by Highland Council.
THE role Ross-shire volunteers have played during the coronavirus crisis has been praised by local councillors.
A CHARITY which helps people in Scottish agriculture has launched a bid to bridge a funding gap caused by coronavirus.
A ROSS-shire lifeboat crew is appealing for donations to keep its lifesaving voluntary service afloat.
A award-winning Black Isle operator is "good to go" under revised guidance for the reopening of businesses as coronavirus restrictions are eased.
FACE masks offered free of charge to people living in the Black Isle have generated almost £400 for a local community group thanks to donations.
Two Ullapool men appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court on Monday on a series of charges.
Staff at a Wester Ross museum have returned from furlough and are preparing to re-open to visitors after the long lockdown.
HIGHLAND Council says it will relax some restrictions in a bid to help tourist operators make the most of the limited season now available to them.
REPORTS of a three-year-old with a head injury triggered a response from two Ross-shire lifeboat crews yesterday.
A ROSS-shire bakery is bouncing back as coronavirus restrictions ease by embracing continental cafe culture.
THE operators of a Black Isle camp site have offered assurances to the local community over their reopening plans for next week.
MSP Kate Forbes will this year bring some of her summer surgeries online due to the ongoing coronavirus restrictions.
