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An Easter Ross town is declaring war on weeds with locals urged to bolster the small volunteer army behind the effort.

Next up in our Life After Cancer series, we speak to the badass that is Pennie Latin-Stuart.

He is ready to ‘ruff it’ whenever called upon across 4660 square miles of rugged hills, mountain and moorland.

Keeping the kids busy and entertained over the Easter holidays can be a bit of a challenge, but you don’t have to look too far for some fantastic fun.

It brings a whole new meaning to the phrase ‘hanging out with friends’ at the park.

Two Ross-shire groups have benefited from funding for projects supporting work for people living with dementia, their carers and family members.

Tain & District Museum opens its doors to the local community and far beyond for its 2025 season on Tuesday.

The 25-year-old has now won national championships at two weight classes in just 10 professional bouts.

Next up in our Life After Cancer series, we meet the resilient Rob Worthing.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson is on the lookout for the elusive Highland tiger on a waymarked walk around the Badenoch village

In this week’s Strictly for a Cause podcast we speak to Jorja Campbell and Niall Ross.

The 25-year-old moved on to 10-0 in his professional career, picking up his second Scottish title in the process.

A trainee solicitor will attempt what is known as “the toughest foot race on earth” in aid of a Highland charity helping people with complex needs.

A Scottish singer has opened up about his own battle with mental health, as he shares words of wisdom promising “light at the end of the tunnel.”

Highland teams have joined Scotland’s mountain community in paying tribute to a mountain search and rescue veteran after he passed away last weekend.

A Black Isle woman, praised for her “warmth, humour and coffee-making skills”, retires from charity work after over a decade of service.

The Strathy’s Gavin Musgrove was inspired by his mother to donate

Alex McDonald was just 16 when he was forced to put sport on hold – but after three years developing his coaching career he is now the man in charge.

Showing the older generation how it’s done, enthusiastic school students were among donors who turned out to give blood recently.

A Cromarty craftsperson apprentice has scooped the highest accolade at a national awards ceremony.