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Ross-shire residents are being urged to download a new Protect Scotland app to help slow the spread of coronavirus.

Parents at Ross-shire's largest secondary school are being urged to talk to their children after concerns for their health and wellbeing.

Senior citizens at an Easter Ross care home enjoyed a trip down memory lane with a 1920s' inspired prom which saw a king and queen crowned.

Two people in Muir of Ord are celebrating today after winning £1000 each thanks to their lucky postcode.

A cancer care centre in the Highland capital has reopened its doors after being forced to close following a break-in

A Tain man who was posted missing last night has been traced safe and well, police say.

Police are appealing for the public’s help, as part of its efforts to trace a man reported missing in Tain.

Children in a Wester Ross village can finally enjoy an eagerly anticipated new piece of play park equipment.

Forestry and Land Scotland is looking for new panel members for its Communities Asset Transfer Scheme.

A ROSS-SHIRE woman inspired by her late mum to tackle a cycle challenge for a cancer charity is urging others to help it after it was dealt a blow.

An Easter Ross primary school has sent out an appeal to parents for a variety of items ranging from old pots and pans to tractor tyres.

ROSS-SHIRE women completed a 100-mile bike ride in 48 hours to raise money for the Scottish Cot Death Trust in memory of "darling little boy" .

A popular Black Isle museum closed since lockdown says it is now committed to ensuring visitors have a safe, educational and enjoyable visit.

A popular Ross-shire social group which would normally be starting its sessions this month will now review its plans at the end of the year.

A grateful Ross-shire golf club has paid tribute to one of its members for his help ensuring it has a "superbly maintained course".

A brave Black Isle girl who has lived with an extremely challenging condition has inspired an epic fundraiser by netball players.

A ROSS-SHIRE service of worship conducted in Gaelic will go ahead again this weekend, broadcast on YouTube.

When the country went into lockdown in March, it became clear that the Highland Archive had to find new ways of engaging with people.

A BLACK Isle eatery which devoted a culinary event to raising funds for people devastated by the Beirut explosion has thanked customers for support.

A BREWERY hit by a break-in earlier this week has praised the way the community has rallied round in the wake of the crime.