Community

Built in around 1720, the Glenelg Village Shop is now on the market and looking for offers over £400,000.

To protect roadworkers and motorists, there will be a full road closure in place each night necessitating a diversion.

Farmers and crofters across Ross-shire working under pressure to balance their many obligations are being reminded they’re not alone.

An SWI team from the Black Isle returned from the Ruralympics with a golden glow.

SSEN Transmission has lengthened the period for a community to give feedback on plans related to a major upgrade of the network in the Highlands.

Day two of the Royal National Mòd brought joy for a number of Highland artists after they were named on the shortlist for the Highland Art Prize.

Vivid Roots Collective hopes to attract more Highland stage talent with the event later this month.

A global IT company warns Caithness residents to be wary of an insidious scam that mimics the voices of friends and relatives to extort money.

A dash of the silver screen looks set to shine at the ever-popular Belladrum Festival next year - after the event announced a Moo-vie theme for 2025.

Measures adopted in Scotland’s most northerly division deserved to be shared across Scotland as areas of good practice say watchdogs.

A mum grieving an unimaginable loss has made it her mission to light up as many Highland landmarks as possible in aid of baby loss awareness week.

Jake MacCulloch, from Dingwall, will be representing the young people of Skye, Lochaber and Badenoch alongside Rory Young from Lochaber.

The memorial fund, set up in the name of Tain man Alan Ross, will benefit people both young and old this year.

Ambitious plans for a community buy-out of the historic Fearn Abbey look set to proceed after a feasibility study showed “overwhelming” local support.

Hugh Miller was born on this day in 1802 and his impact still resonates 222 years later far beyond the Black Isle.

A landmark for the deepwater port which has become gateway to the Highlands for hundreds of thousands of passengers from around the world.

An animal blessing on the Black Isle had added meaning for the stalwart behind a shelter there.

The community group have sold a land previously intended for two homes, in order to “accelerate delivery” of a larger housing development.

A major A9 roadwork programme expected to last 18 nights has been hit by an adverse weather forecast.

A ‘kind and compassionate’ Easter Ross care home has been praised by the independent regulator for its high-quality care and support.