A NURSERY in Easter Ross has been given a "very good" rating following the latest visit by the Care Inspectorate.
A TEENAGE support worker from Dingwall will be taking a leap of faith on Sunday for a cause close to her heart.
Ross Sutherland will be looking to avenge last season's defeat to Aberdeenshire when the two sides meet in the Caledonia Bowl tomorrow.
EXTREME winds forced a yacht to collide with another vessel at Plockton overnight – sparking an emergency call-out by the RNLI.
Sprinter Abbie McNally could change focus to specialise in the long-jump in a bid to win a place competing at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Ewan Henderson wants to follow in Ryan Christie's footsteps and use his Ross County loan spell to force his way into the Celtic first team.
A ROAD crash has closed part of the A9 both ways in Easter Ross.
Michael Gardyne has vowed to help Ewan Henderson blossom at Ross County after the youngster signed on a season-long loan from Celtic.
A domestic abuse survivor in Ross-shire is creating a new smartphone app to help victims of domestic crimes.
BOTH the UK and Scottish governments are being urged to invest in Highland towns as they continue to lose services.
THE eco credentials of a Ross business have received a boost after it created an innovative display for its pop-up mill using recycled materials.
AN armed forces charity in Easter Ross is organising breakfasts and events to bring veterans together.
ROSS Stewart believes Ross County will have to shake off the disappointment of Livingston quickly to be ready for Aberdeen.
STUART Kettlewell wants Ross County to show their true character in recovering from Saturday’s woeful defeat against Livingston.
AN Easter Ross community trust is delighted after its plans for a key camping area took a big step forward.
AN online auction designed to raise money for Highland Hospice is under way with lots of bargains up for grabs.
THE eco credentials of a Ross business have received a boost after it created an innovative display for its pop-up mill using recycled materials.
ALMOST 4500 city revellers braved the weather last Saturday to go wild as the Kaiser Chiefs brought a riot to Inverness – as predicted.
PEOPLE in the Highlands will be given one last chance to take a selfie with the popular Oor Wullie statues next month.
PICKING the shortlist for the Highland Business Awards never gets any easier – but Stewart Nicol, who heads the awards panel, is not complaining.
