Ullapool Bookshop is to exclusively launch a new novel from the author with the “fastest-selling" book in its 20 year history.
The Ullapool Sea Savers have cleaned-up 17kg of marine litter from a Coigach Summer Isle.
Hundreds have signed petitions asking Highland Council to take action on climate change – but many believe there is not nearly enough being done.
Skills Development Scotland staged a Girls Do Science workshop to encourage more women into STEM careers.
Finlay Keiller and Haley Shepherd started their Evanton growing site last spring after several years of growing.
An Ullapool-based artistic duo have launched their new "very exciting" joint exhibition.
Dingwall Tesco is celebrating neurodiversity week by highlighting the things they are doing to support neurodivergent and disabled customers.
Alness Academy pupil, Jamie Dickson, has been chosen to represent Caithness, Sutherland and Ross at the Scottish Youth Parliament.
Callum Beattie dropped in to Fortrose Academy yesterday (March 19) to meet some of the youngsters making a difference in their community.
Dingwall Town Hall will light up purple to help raise awareness of epilepsy for Purple Day on Tuesday, March 26.
Ullapool art gallery, An Talla Solais, has launched its latest exhibition in partnership with the Highland Print Studio.
The mobile screen has been a lifeline for far-flung communities and for people who would struggle to make it to Inverness otherwise.
Ross-shire school pupils have made a clean sweep of awards at Inverness Music Festival over the last two weeks.
West coast artist releases new autobiographical graphic novel touching on menopause, mental health challenges, trauma and recovery.
A Highland Council apprentice has received congratulations from an Easter Ross councillor for achieving his SQA certificate in payroll.
Ullapool's Village Hall Post Office is set to close, with a new mobile post office service from Dingwall to replace services.
Jane (86) took on the challenge after seeing how many Palestinian children have lost limbs, whom she believes deserve to walk again too.
The new ScotRail apprenticeships have positions available in sectors ranging from engineering and administration to customer service.
A Ross-shire care home has launched a search for local singers ready to strike a chord in a new community choir.
Fèis Rois musicians will be playing at the renowned Edinburgh International Festival this summer as a part of their 2024 Ceilidh Trail.
