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James Paton was driving his silver Dacia Duster at Ruttle Woods, near the River Beauly, where he was going to walk his dog.

'No suspicious circumstances' surrounding death, police say.

A ROSS-SHIRE MSP is calling on people to act together in the fight against Covid-19 despite "frustration and disappointment" over new restrictions.

The appearance of some festive-looking reindeer may have left a few folk scratching their heads in Alness last week.

A GRIEVING woman who lost her loving stepdad down “a dark, destructive path” is urging others battling depression to seek urgent help.

GROWING commuter numbers may be helping to drive rail passenger number increases at some Ross villages, a local MSP believes.

Tribute has been paid to a good woman who loved her family and community.

A MILESTONE birthday was cause for celebration in Wester Ross.

POLICE have urged the public to make sure to "take care of yourself, your friends and family" as the festive season begins.

It has been a highly unusual year for most of us – though these little cherubs have spent most or all of their lives to date in the Covid-19 era.

Donations collected by a Ross-shire woman to help a children's hospital in Yemen have this month arrived in Liverpool from where they will be shipped.

People and businesses in the Garve area could boost their skills thanks to a power company’s education and training fund.

PICTURES: Festive Flashback Day 14 - Brunch with Santa and Ross County FC

Highland Council has issued a reminder that all civic Hogmanay events are cancelled this year during the pandemic.

A novel drive-in Christmas carol singalong has raised more than £800 for a Highland charity.

The Shoe Box Appeal run by Highland-based charity Blythswood Care has been declared a success despite Covid-19 restrictions.

AN Easter Ross town is gearing up for an early Christmas treat later this week...

MEMBERS of a Ross-shire Scottish Women's Institute branch managed to have a catch-up this week – without contravening any coronavirus restrictions.

Decisions on underfunded children’s play areas could be brought closer to communities under plans to be considered by Highland councillors.

THE work produced by Highland art students was on show on a city college walls last week to mark UN Human Rights day last week.