A 90-year-old's Suilven climbing challenge has smashed through the £250,000 mark after inspiring people all over the world.
THE dedication and loyalty of a long-standing care home staff member have been recognised after she was handed a prestigious 20 year service award.
A WESTER Ross gin producer has appointed a new brand and sales development manager tasked with spreading the word about the award-winning tipple.
KINLOCHEWE Service Station has begun operating reduced opening hours as a result of the Covid-19 lockdown.
DOZENS of additional car parking spaces could be created near a major Lochalsh tourist attraction, under plans submitted to Highland Council.
A SCHOOL house could be demolished at a Lochalsh primary to make way for a new larger nursery building, under plans submitted by Highland Council.
AN ENERGY giant is extending support to its most vulnerable customers to help those at increased risk of severe illness during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A DETERMINED OAP's bid to climb the equivalent of Suilven to raise funds for the NHS and Highland Hospice has smashed through the six-figure barrier.
A ROSS MP is supporting Sutherland hero Margaret Payne (90) as she seeks to climb the equivalent of Suilven in aid of the NHS and Highland Hospice.
ANOTHER 354 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in Scotland – as the Highland number rose a further four to 184.
OVERWHELMING support and equipment donations have prompted a big thank-you from an "incredibly grateful" NHS Highland.
THERE are now 180 confirmed coronavirus cases in the Highlands – after a dozen further positive tests came back overnight.
MOVES to extend the £220m package of measures aimed at helping businesses weather the coronavirus lockdown have been welcomed by a Highland figure.
RESIDENTS and groups in the Contin area are being urged to come forward with worthy causes tackling Covid-19, after an energy giant opened up funds.
A DRAMATIC slump in Easter passenger numbers shows that people are sticking to Covid-19 lockdown pleas to stay at home, CalMac has said.
AN MSP believes “there is light at the end of the tunnel” in the coronavirus pandemic – but stressed Highlanders must follow rules and stay at home.
SEABOARD communities have been urged to help a local council "help those that most need it".
MEMORIES of life under lockdown are set to be preserved for posterity in one Black Isle village.
POLICE have appealed for information after a one-vehicle crash near Tain left a man in hospital with "life-threatening injuries".
EXTRA programmes will be shown on CBeebies and CBBC ALBA to support children’s learning while we all stay at home to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
