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She will face Canada, Czechia and Sweden.

John Davidson takes his family for a wild night at a lonely shelter in Torridon, where they enjoyed a night stargazing and awoke to glorious sunshine

Gillian McRobie has eagerly enrolled as a member of what looks set to be a 30-strong team who will walk part of the Great Wall of China next year.

We enjoy saying hello to readers - and all the more so when we’re able to hand over something nice!

A Black Isle songbird’s loyalty to an acclaimed Ross-shire Gaelic choir has been celebrated.

Preparing to return to the marathon circuit, Lewis Smith has now made it his mission to support Leukaemia UK.

The US version of the Ardross Castle filmed reality TV show returns to our screens this week and it promises to be an eye-popping rollercoaster.

Ena Smith and Sheila Paterson, both aged 82, are Black Isle natives who have been good friends ever since their school days.

Most of the people you’ll see in a blood donation session are actually donor carers rather than nurses. But what does that mean? And what do they do?

The care home has been part of a series of innovative projects that have brought it closer to the community.

“Most of us placed it squarely in the 'type 2' fun category! However, looking back, it was an incredibly rewarding experience.”

A master mariner who became hugely influential in moves to create a first Inner Moray Firth lifeboat station will be laid to rest in Inverness.

Seaonaidh Charity is a secondary school teacher who works in Inverness. He is originally from Lochbroom but now lives on the Black Isle.

A volunteer presenter and DJ at an Inverness-based hospital radio presenter is running for a prestigious national award.

A volunteer behind the exciting project reckons that with some local help the case can be cracked!

A Ross-shire family have cycled from China to Lochcarron, clocking up an impressive figure of 13,500km over 10 months.

It looks like something out of another world or a CGI disaster film. But it’s not. It was Ross-shire yesterday.

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.