Highland Council is alerting road users in Dingwall to a closure planned to allow tree felling next week.
THE impact of the coronavirus crisis could be felt for years to come in the Highlands.
STAFF at a shop in Wester Ross have appealed to customers to wear masks when they visit after running out.
A BLACK Isle community body has issued a patience plea over lockdown gatherings and reached out to offer help to anyone in need.
A LIFELINE transport group in Wester Ross community has been honoured with the highest voluntary service award in the country.
A CHARITY offering a lifeline to people affected by dementia in Ross-shire is letting them know they're not alone – even in lockdown.
A FAMILIAR face was on the streets of an Easter Ross town today hammering home a message oft-repeated during the coronavirus lockdown.
AROSS-SHIRE town's monthly Gaelic worship service is set to be live streamed on YouTube again this Sunday.
PATROLS of rivers draining into the Cromarty Firth have been continuing this week following reports from the public of poaching.
PARENTS in Ross-shire eligible for a scheme designed to help give their children a good start in life are being urged to apply.
DINGWALL Camera Club members have been showcasing their talents in an annual competition for projected images.
An ambitious "craft village" vision has taken an important step forward in Dingwall but now needs wider support.
LIFESAVERS in Ross-shire have issued a plea to the public to stick to lockdown rules as temperatures rise.
GREEN-fingered gurus on the Black Isle are being given the chance to show their creative side while supporting a local horticultural group.
A CALL to help two people and a dog stranded on a sand and shingle spit prompted the launch of an Easter Ross lifeboat crew yesterday.
A SINGING delivery driver becoming a familiar face to customers across Ross-shire has reworked another classic to reflect a hot topic.
TRIBUTES have been pouring in for the two men who died after an incident in Inverness on Thursday night.
A MAN posted missing from his home in Easter Ross has been traced.
Elizabeth (Betty) Paterson was a mathematics teacher in Tain Royal Academy from the 1960s until her retiral in 1985.
A CHANCE find during a lockdown tidy-up sparked a creative urge which has kept an Easter Ross artist super-busy ever since.
