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The Seaboard playpark now boasts some springy fish and buddy benches!
Footballer and history teacher Neil Moir says he wants to “give back” to the Tain area after five years.
Five community stalwarts from Alness were presented with awards.
The victory at Ferrycroft Park pushes the Wester Ross club on to 15 points.
The museum grounds have been closed after the senseless act.
A quiz night, live music and darts filled a weekend of fundraising for the mental health charity.
Tain Thistle are now preparing for a cup final against Golspie.
The ‘Tartan Banger’ is now on the road to Cologne.
An exhibition celebrating the history of Tain’s oldest primary school has been heralded as an “amazing couple of days”.
Kelly Skinner and her homebred pony Reagan achieved a 16-year dream of competing at Badminton in May.
Lochbroom played host to Lochinver on Tuesday night.
Did you start attending Tain Royal Academy in 1976?
Mr Stone paid a visit to the remains of the building that was once used as a community hall in Milnafua this week.
The northbound lane of the A9 is currently closed due after an alert was raised at 8.47am this morning.
The northbound lane of the A9 is closed due to a collision at Skiach Services near Evanton.
The northbound lane of the A9 is closed due to a collision at Skiach Services near Evanton.
Cabinet secretary for transport, Fiona Hyslop MSP, confirmed three bids have been received for work on the six-mile stretch.
South Lodge Primary pupils and parents gathered for its annual colour run last Friday, as fundraising for an “anniversary song” continues.
Cain completed the first leg of his challenge on Monday and is now traveling south via Sutherland, Ross-shire and Inverness.
The Tain Jags are now top of the North-west Sutherland league.
