Lochbroom Leisure Centre's swimming pool was closed for essential maintenance work in October, whilst the pool recieved a much-needed glow-up.
Lucy Beattie, a farmer in Leckmelm near Ullapool, was recently chosen to run as the SNP candidate in the next election.
Ullapool’s An Talla Solais art gallery and studios are offering a range of artistic events throughout December.
Wester Ross woman, Effie Maclean, who is soon to be 96 years old, knitted a poppy tribute for Ullapool's WWII memorial with her group of knitters.
Black Isle pupils have secured an investment sum after a Dragon's Den-style pitch for their idea to create connections between generations.
Verity has battled to the quarter finals in Masterchef: The Professionals after dazzling the judges with a Highland-inspired dish.
It is understood that there has been two crashes, both involving two vehicles, between Aultguish and Inchbae on the A835.
Caledonian Climate, is working with Highland Conservation to facilitate a 6–week apprenticeship peatland restoration project in Wester Ross.
Working with the council, Tulloch Homes will start work on the 3.9 acre site later this winter and expects to complete the homes in late 2025.
Evanton was loaned the trishaw by the Cycling Without Age scheme, to see how the community would benefit from it.
Players from Ross County Football Club have come together to show their support for Blythswood's nation-wide appeal.
Ullapool has received a new Bank of Scotland community banker service after the Wester Ross village's branch closed in October.
Wester Ross Salmon was called out for leaving 'industrial mess' on the shores of Lochbroom, in the aftermath of Storm Babet and has pledged action.
CalMac has cancelled an Ullapool–Stornoway ferry sailing tomorrow (November 1), due to adverse weather.
The far north railway line was damaged between Brora and Helmsdale during Storm Babet, leaving passengers facing significant disruption this week.
MV Alfred, is said to have only been "trying out the route," and CalMac weren't reliant on her to run it.
The Ness Factor returned for a night of celebration and powerhouse performances after raising £86,000 for Highland Hospice.
Young Gaelic speakers from across the Highlands are invited to a music, drama and fun-filled weekend in Cromarty.
The abandoned pup has a chance of survival thanks to some brilliant teamwork and after an epic Highland journey.
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