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What images taken in Ross-shire do you have to share? You don’t need a fancy camera, just a good eye for a photograph.

Tough conditions set to continue - but so are Highland snow plough champions

Teams from Fortrose Academy and Tain Royal Academy were amongst those testing the market with the Highland public.

An Easter Ross landscaping business has extended their Christmas spirit into the New Year by raising £600 for a local mental health charity.

It is the challenge of a lifetime for Cromarty rower.

Fundraiser soars over £4500 mark as well-wishers flock to support Black Isle girl’s give back Strathpuffer effort.

The tough 24-hour Ross-shire endurance challenge will honour the legacy of a remarkable woman who won many friends in and outwith the cycling world.

Farming and crofting families are being urged to help show how conservation efforts on their land are making a difference.

Our Give Blood, Save Lives campaign to boost blood donations across the north has now passed the 1000 mark.

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Making Space for Nature by Jenny Grant

Stoltman spills beans on three ‘massive’ new parts of training regime that led to third World’s Strongest Man title - and promises shocks for 2025.

He receives the Royal Seal of Approval.

These Strathpuffer teams tackling the gruelling 24-hour endurance event have great motivation for their efforts.

Alan McLean, known for links to Ross Sutherland Rugby Club and HBS Ring, saddled up for My Name'5 Doddie Foundation and the Alzheimer's Society.

Will you make giving blood - or plasma - one of your new year resolutions?

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A Ross-shire lifeboat volunteer whose quick thinking has been credited with saving lives admitted he was shocked to have been made an MBE.

Grassroots charity Kats Second Editions, was founded by Katrena ‘Kat’ Macleod in 2020 and became an officially-registered charity in July 2024.

Merkinch's Dell McClurg, and Nairn's Alex Mackintosh and Kirstin Ann Grant were just some of the Highland residents to be honoured.