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Infants at a primary school in Tain are enjoying a new barked area in their learning garden after a power outage required SSE to dig it up.
A further step has been taken in the development of an ambitious project to commemorate the Battle of Littleferry.
St Duthus bowling club will send four of its members to represent Scotland in the British Isles Short Mat championships
An all-day careers event will be held at Skibo Castle in February to help the private members club recruit new staff.
Infants at a primary school in Tain are enjoying a new barked area in their learning garden after a power outage required SSE to dig it up.
The Highland Adapts project will present its latest report to Highland Council members this week.
League leaders make it 12 wins out of 12.
Gairloch High School pupils are ready to ‘get on their bike’ after receiving funding from Cycling Scotland.
Minister for health, Maree Todd, is urging constituents who are not fully vaccinated to roll up their sleeves get the vaccine.
Projects to reduce the effects of timber transport in rural communities could land a cash boost via a Scottish Forestry fund.
A Sutherland ex-services charity has benefited from the sale of confectionary items.
Tain baker Willie Mackenzie has decided to hang up his rolling pin after 51 years in the trade.
Gairloch High School pupils are ready to ‘get on their bike’ after receiving funding from Cycling Scotland.
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.
