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Worried community leaders have warned NHS Highland “people will die” after plans to downgrade the Out of Hours medical service sparked a row.

The 17th Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, which launches today, celebrates the best tourism businesses in the Highlands.

Rachel Wood signed up in a bid to challenge herself and is already looking at more ways to expand her boundaries.

"My constituents feel that they have been abandoned by government and local authorities."

A market devoted to selling pre-loved baby and toddler items is being staged in an Easter Ross town this weekend.

The Invergordon RNLI Lifeboat is hosting Brew with the Crew on Saturday March 2, in hopes of sharing what volunteering opportunities are available.

A reciprocal agreement with Invergordon Boating Club widens access to recreation on the sea.

More than 600 secondary school pupils have attended Scotland’s first Green Careers Expo.

Work to ensure a Ross-shire venue which has played a key role in the life of a community for generations is fit for purpose hits a milestone.

Loved ones honouring a man who died aged just 23 have told how he would have loved being the unexpected centre of attention a year after his death.

A Muir of Ord care home is inviting villagers to join residents for a cuppa and home bakes this week.

A new study has revealed the best and worst places to survive the apocalypse in the UK – with the Highlands taking the top spot.

A remarkable Highland Hospice fundraiser and a street pastor gave insightful talks on their efforts.

Pupils at a Ross-shire secondary school were given an overview of what's involved in being a blood donor ahead of a soon-come session.

Several schools in Ross-shire have received a share of hundreds of end of line school shirts.

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One of content editor Andy Dixon's reasons for signing up to Strictly Inverness was to meet more people.

Ross-shire visitors were amongst those coming together for a chat and entertainment at an inaugural community coffee morning in a shopping centre.

Dingwall has been chosen as a location for the three-week trial of a thermal pothole repairer.

People with occupations as diverse as composer, tea expert and research psychologist – and from as far away as the US – visited for four months.