More women and girls living and working in agriculture will be able to apply for funding for courses to help develop their skills.
Competition winners at Assynt Bowling Club received their trophies at the club's first indoor session of 2022.
Alness on maximum points.
Long-term tree planting at Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve (NNR) has increased woodland by 41%.
A coalition of 18 groups has been formed in an area stretching from Coigach in the south to Durness in the north and Bettyhill in the East.
A Gaelic film produced by a Wester Ross high school has been shortlisted for an award in the prestigious Gaelic short film competition, 'FilmG'.
An 'up-and-coming' composer from the Highlands will be featured in the production of a new vaudeville-inspired opera tour.
People in Tain are being advised that upgrades to mobile networks in the area could cause interference to TV signals.
A Sutherland ex-services charity has benefited from the sale of confectionary items.
Staff joining the social care workforce will have their entry costs paid by the Scottish Government until the end of March.
Over 83,000 shoeboxes have been delivered to countries across Eastern Europe as part of a charity shoebox appeal.
The full effects of Covid and temporary closures are still to be felt by the hospitality industry, says the owner of a Tain restaurant.
Motorists have been advised by Highland Council of a temporary road closure due to sewer works.
A popular village cinema has raised the funds it required to avoid closure thanks to a virtual concert broadcast on social media.
Homes and businesses from Tain to Edderton have been left without power due to an unplanned outage.
Community groups in Ward 5 are being urged to apply for a share of the Scottish Government's Place-Based Investment programme before its deadline.
Scotland's tourism sector will soon have access to a £9m recovery package designed to ease the impact of public health measures to tackle Omicron.
Rural businesses in the Highlands could benefit from a share of a £30 million funding package aimed at tackling climate change.
The success of a community sports festival has inspired people in Ullapool to step up to a new challenge, as they tackle the Wild Atlantic Way.
