Community

The call went out and the Invergordon community responded in force.

Hundreds of flag-waving children lined an Inverness road to herald the grand opening of a pioneering centre for young people with complex needs.

The keeper of the Official Loch Ness Monster Register is wishing Nessie hunters good luck in their big watch this weekend.

The head teacher of a Ross-shire primary has revealed her ambitions for the school following a solid inspector's report.

A pioneering centre for young people with complex needs in the Highlands will be formally opened today.

Tributes are being paid to a stalwart of the Strathpeffer and surrounding community who has died.

Concerns have been raised about the affordability of housing after a Plockton three-bed house was listed for more than half a million pounds.

A Rosemarkie cafe is holding a barbecue fundraiser which will benefit Highland Hospice this Saturday.

Here's an eclectic taster of what you could do in Ross-shire this weekend...

The response to the appeal from shoppers touched hearts and fuelled hope.

A total of a dozen drivers were reported for speeding and other offences on the NC500 over a two-day targeted operation.

Twenty teams, made up of 80 golfers, flocked to Invergordon Golf Club for the fundraising RNLI Texas Scramble event recently.

A renewable energy industry trade body has said objectors who do not like the look of pylons need to understand that grid upgrades are essential.

A blunder on the installation of a new 20mph speed limit in Kyle threatens to "create confusion amongst drivers and erode community confidence".

The game will be played in Dingwall next Wednesday.

The champion of champions title is based on consistently good showings at events throughout the season.

Ullapool's Quay Street park has received a £100k refurbishment after being in dire need of repairs for many years.

A camera club's flit has helped it attract new members.

Tain's Star Inn pub has raised more than £1000 for Highland mental health charity Mikeysline to help people "realise they aren't alone".

An event which has raised over £4.2m for local charities since 1986 attracted more than 400 walkers and runners for its latest successful outing.