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The World's Strongest Brothers recall packing the shoe boxes as kids in Invergordon and are aware of the heavyweight scale of the operation.

A second drop-in consultation will be held to allow interested parties to find out more.

One of the good causes stands to haul in considerably more than they expected.

A Highland pipe band tuning up for centenary celebrations in a couple of years has honoured its oldest serving piper at a special presentation event.

The charity has helped families across Ross-shire and the wider Highlands and the Alness gathering was a celebration of the last 35 years.

Some children's reading can dip during the summer break. Not these ones, though...

THE controversial bid for a multimillion-pound drive-thru food outlet hub near North Kessock has been backed by a senior planner at Highland Council.

An Easter Ross community is issuing an invitation to locals to get involved in a clean-up morning followed by "a bite and a blether".

Jason Ubych of Tain & District Museum will fly to the Czech Republic at the end of this month.

She's a familiar figure behind the scenes for many but this weekend the 'busy bee' took plaudits for her knitting talent.

'The local people have been beyond amazing and rallied around us. But the van was our accommodation as well as our transport.'

None of us journey easily into old age but life continues to provide unexpected pleasures no matter what decade of decrepitude you happen to inhabit.

Island Crossings will return for a second series, highlighting the people and communities which depend on CalMac and its staff and crews.

The club knew just the man to get toes a tapping for the first musical evening of a new season.

'One World One Planet' theme as part of the Highland & Islands Climate Festival.

The charity has helped families across Ross-shire and the wider Highlands and the Alness gathering was a celebration of the last 35 years.

People in unpaid caring roles can find out about potentially life-changing help available to them at a roadshow event visiting Alness next week.

Only 99 seats available for a gig by a band whose drummer is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (and was loved by The Boss).

A 30-YEAR reunion of former Dingwall Academy pupils has sparked calls for an annual get-together.

It was the first event of its kind in four years and organisers were delighted by the response.