Angela MacDonald has dedicated 18 years of service to the parklands-run care home in Muir of Ord, and celebrated her final day before retirement.
Fortrose public toilets vandalism triggers a call for witnesses to come forward, as “somebody must know who did it”.
Fortrose’s Post Office branch, in Green Tree Gift Shop, is set to close on May 29 at 5pm.
Community projects that benefit general well-being are in the spotlight as grant applications open.
Ferintosh Wee Bus will offer “demand-responsive transport” while council’s busses offer timetabled service to fill gaps.
‘I don’t think I can even share them as you would be pretty disgusted and disappointed anyone said them in the first place… I know I was.’
What would Eurovision make of this banger inspired by Invergordon strongman brothers Tom and Luke Stoltman?
Duirinish Pods and Bothy in the Kyle of Lochalsh area still ‘can’t believe’ they scooped the award for Best Holiday Accommodation
MSYP wishes “all the best of luck” and shares his advice, as exams begin for High School pupils across Scotland.
An NC500 landmark visitor centre has highlighted their motorhome waste disposal facilities on offer, as tourist season begins.
Over the weekend (April 20), a fisherman reported seeing a whale washed ashore on the Scoraig peninsula, Wester Ross.
The auction features over 80 different artworks in multiple mediums, on offer until April 28.
“I also won’t miss getting up at 6am every morning!”
Ross and Cromarty-based charity, Fox and Friends, hosts funday to “bring communities together”.
Woman shares how CalMac staff went the extra mile so family could “make it to the wake in time to say goodbye” at family member’s funeral.
Easter Ross photographer aims to “capture the essence of growing up in the Highlands” for a new project titled Seaboard.
GlenWyvis Distillery’s £20,000 granted to local organisations and charities is “a priority, alongside making excellent gin and whisky”.
GlenWyvis Distillery’s £20,000 granted to local organisations and charities is “a priority, alongside making excellent gin and whisky”.
Change Mental Health’s resource centre has recently relocated to Invergordon after previously being based on Alness High Street for over 25 years.
Muir of Ord care home’s first baby group brought ‘energy and laughter’ into the air, in bid to ‘bridge generational gap’.
