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Angus Davren missed out on a place on the podium.
NEW bike racks will help encourage more people to cycle to work at High Life Highland's Dingwall office, the charity believes.
A gambling addict was “in a dark place” when he was caught acting as a drugs courier in Inverness he told police.
WASTEFUL plastic is set to be scaled back at a supermarket chain’s Ross-shire stores in the coming weeks.
St Duthus co-manager Andrew Ross is hoping his side’s Football Times Cup triumph can help spur his players on in their title challenge.
A NORTH fuel distributor’s profits increased last year despite it reporting a drop in turnover.
Invergordon Academy made history when they won the Strathpuffer 24 eights title for the first time.
Ord Arms recorded a superb win over Oscars
POPULAR Stornoway band Peat & Diesel will perform at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness on Sunday.
Renowned journalist and broadcaster Lesley Riddoch will return to Cromarty this Saturday for a showing of her film Norway: The Twin Nation.
THE generosity of thousands of shoppers at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness helped to spread the festive spirit.
Inverness Ice Centre welcomed 80 curlers from all over Scotland to celebrate Fochabers Curling Club’s 150th anniversary.
A FERRY operator’s move to add further support for Gaelic customers has been warmly welcomed by Bord na Gaidhlig in the Highlands.
A place in the Cromarty Cup semi finals was up for grabs – but it took a sudden-death shoot-out to separate Ord Arms Hotel and Hen House.
Over 1000 cyclists are expected to compete at Torrachilty Forest.
A late winner from Golspie Sutherland's Eoghann Davie dented St Duthus’ North Caledonian League title hopes in a five-goal thriller.
TWO teens have been charged after a series of break-ins caused damage at a number of buildings in North Kessock.
MOTORISTS in the Highlands are being encouraged to consider car sharing in a new campaign involving all major fuel stations
STUDENT Tom Carew’s cutting edge invention has seen him win through to the second stage of a contest which could net him a £10,000 cash prize.
UNEXPLAINED sightings of something mysterious lurking in Loch Ness were at the highest level this century during 2019.
