A YOUNG black woman who has grown up in Ross-shire said that, like many others, she has lived quietly so as not to attract racism.
ROSS-SHIRE pupils were delighted at their success in a national social enterprise competition.
An animal protection charity has hailed the Scottish Government’s decision to offer full protection for mountain hares in Scotland.
A huge clean-up in an Easter Ross village during the lockdown has brought the whole community together.
A student body is demanding cuts from management, not lecturers, at the University of the Highlands and Islands.
A body has been found in the search for an Ardersier teenager.
Kevin 'Ratty' Renicks body art is adorned by people from all over the country, and it is hoped they will support his family after he passed away.
Mr Hendry's son Ross (31) and his partner Gill, who live in Edinburgh, gave birth to a son, but they didn't even know she was pregnant.
WHILE the lockdown for bars and restaurant continues, some hardy Highlanders are making the very best of it, with pubs in their own homes.
Forget the lockdown, unicorns, trips to the beach and rainbows were the order of the day at a car gathering in Kiltarlity.
A toddler from Tain has been delivering colouring books all over the town to put a smile on other children's faces.
A free mentoring programme by Scottish Business Cares (SBC) will help businesses in the Highlands find a way forward after the Covid–19 restrictions.
A mum has made a plea for her 15-year-old daughter, and her friend, to come home, after she went out in the early hours of Thursday morning.
A YOUNG man who has put his heart, soul and head into fundraising for a better wheelchair has reached halfway in his fundraising efforts.
Two priests from Beauly are to appear in a new TV documentary set to air this week.
Footage of a “stink pit” trap has been used by animal welfare campaigners to highlight animal cruelty concerns.
THE manager of a Ross-shire care home has spoken of the anguish caused by a false allegation and hailed her 'amazing' staff.
A BLACK Isle art therapist who turned her skills to sketching villagers during the coronavirus lockdown has made a lasting impression.
As the Black Lives Matter campaign continues, historians have spoken of the area’s close connections to slavery.
A fashion designer from the Black Isle said she was "gob-smacked" at the racism of some members of the community and proud of young campaigners.
