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A behind-the-scenes tour at one of Ross-shire's largest supermarkets proved to be an enjoyable eye-opener for a group of school pupils.

The Dingwall yarn-bomber has striked again in Ross-shire's county town – this time with Valentine's Day themed knitting throughout the High Street.

Get a year’s subscription to The Inverness Courier for a £25 charity donation. The deal is in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

The event, which raised an impressive £810 for Highland Hospice, was held in the memory of a 'hardy' granny who fought two cancers.

A Highland lecturer with a rare form of lung cancer said she will be "pushing her boundaries" by taking part to an inspirational catwalk event.

An Easter Ross parkrun has pulled the plug on today's scheduled event due to the weather forecast.

Guidance teacher Sandra Patience will be among the models taking part in tomorrow's Catwalk for a Cause fundraiser for end-of-life care.

When Melanie Maclennan and Karen MacDonald take to the fashion catwalk for charity this weekend it will be in memory of a dearly-missed loved one.

A power cut has hit 68 properties in Easter Ross.

The congregations of Tain, Portmahomack and Fearn and Nigg are uniting and holding a service of union on Friday evening at 7pm.

The deal is in support of Strictly Inverness in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

Scotland's leading youth hostel organisation is looking for new board members who can inspire young people to experience the country at its best.

A two-phase £420,000 A835 road safety project south of Garve is scheduled to start next week.

Two people have been taken to hospital following a five-vehicle collision in Ross-shire.

An award-winning Inverness charity is looking for volunteers with a desire to help vulnerable young people make better choices in life.

A Dingwall fundraiser, held in the memory of a much-loved granny made a 'hard day easier to deal with'.

Ross-shire communities keen to bring the magic of big screen cinema to town halls, churches and libraries are being put in the spotlight.

Highland Council said it had been made aware.

"We need to take this river more seriously and to start implementing some of the schemes that might help prevent the largely preventable."

'The infant feeding service they offered was really incredible and gave Kushi Stoltman and me a lot of confidence going home.'