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Construction is gathering pace on Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

Alyson Belli took matters into her own hands after she became frustrated at the lack of fashionable clothes available for breastfeeding mums.

Applications are opening soon for the CalMac Community Fund, which supports non-profit groups across the ferry company's network.

A rising teenage Ross-shire singer-songwriter has landed a quirky departure lounge gig that will help motivate charity fundraisers.

A Highland reporter who has been doing her bit to support a host of charities across the region is moving to the BBC.

Lord Cadogan contributed more than £400,000 towards the facility, named The Cadogan Lifeboat Station in his honour.

The Fortrose and Rosemarkie Classic Vehicle Rally is returning for the first time since lockdown.

The opportunity to see the quirkiest cows to set foot in the Highland Capital on a fun-filled walking tour this week will raise funds.

Author and CBeebies screenwriter Emily Dodd took a step back in time to launch the Highland Folk Museum children’s story competition.

Tickets for next year's Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival have gone on sale this morning.

Strathpeffer cyclist Fin Graham has become world champion after winning the road race at the UCI Para-cycling World Championships.

Reporter Imogen James shares her experience at the Golf View Hotel and Spa in Nairn.

As a young man, David Sim was indifferent to Christianity. A thoughtful, intelligent Aberdonian, he was happy working in accountancy IT.

A Ross-shire construction worker has just celebrated a remarkable 55 years working for the same firm.

A mobile coffee vendor based in Wester Ross brewed up a storm at Belladrum and has never looked back after following up on a hunch.

Did you ever respond to any of these job adverts back in the day?

Amy MacDonald played the Northern Meeting Park last night. What was your favourite song?

Do you have a favourite photo you would like to see in the paper?

Names will be displayed on the trucks to raise money for charity.

An Easter Ross gran has surprised and delighted her friends and relatives by passing her test to drive lorries weighing up to 32 tonnes.