In a blog post by Old Weird Scotland, it was revealed that one of the Summer Isles was auctioned for just £50 in 1958.
A search is on to find a new head teacher for the Achiltibuie and Lochinver Primary school cluster.
After a long break, Strathpeffer welcomed back it's hugely successful Science fair that was "buzzing with excitement".
Peat and Diesel star crashes Ullapool gig with cheese grater and spoon.
It should be a lively night in Dingwall.
Concerns over women’s safety has led to demands for CCTV cameras to be installed on all Highland Council bus services.
The six–year in the making development is finally complete, and is inviting local businesses to join in the festivities.
"It's very overwhelming to have someone who cares so much about giving you your life back"
We asked people in the Highland capital what they think of the Scottish Government considering banning disposable vapes – here's what they had to say.
Alness teenager makes a 'clean sweep' after winning Youth Volunteer of the Year, and becoming head girl at Alness Academy, in the same week.
This Saturday (September 2) Gairloch Museum will be waiving admission fees as part of Scotland’s Doors Open Day Scheme, from 10am – 5pm.
Good vibes reports in Dingwall as community market boosts fundraising tally of singer supporting Highland Hospice.
The conservation has appointed Dr Cal Major, vet, adventurer and advocate for the ocean and nature, to a new volunteer role of ‘ambassador’.
A play based on a Wester Ross trailblazer has been featured at the renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Concerns have been raised about the affordability of housing after a Plockton three-bed house was listed for more than half a million pounds.
A Rosemarkie cafe is holding a barbecue fundraiser which will benefit Highland Hospice this Saturday.
Ullapool's Quay Street park has received a £100k refurbishment after being in dire need of repairs for many years.
Tain's Star Inn pub has raised more than £1000 for Highland mental health charity Mikeysline to help people "realise they aren't alone".
The annual festival is returning bigger and better, with local artistic talents to feature.
Highland Hospice's 'Catwalk for a Cause' is returning in 2024 after raising a whopping £74,500 last year.
