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The annual dancing competition Strictly Inverness will be taking place in May.

The annual dancing competition Strictly Inverness will be taking place in May.

Highland MPs have welcomed a decision not to change the definition of English single malt whisky after a heated debate on its impact on Scotch.

Taking place at the Inverness Methodist Church on Huntly Street, the musical event will see performers compete in a range of classes.

A highly-anticipated new bar in the heart of Ullapool has announced their opening date.

Highland and Moray MPs are urging Westminster to scrap plans to grant GI status to English whisky as they fear it will hit Scotch whisky’s reputation.

Bryan Adams’ fans were left disappointed after a ticketing website glitch caused many to miss out on seats for his upcoming Inverness concert.

It’s a very special day for the Ross-shire Journal - 150 years since the first edition. We’ll be celebrating the landmark over the next few days.

Seven golf clubs will host league this year.

Cup competition will have a different format next season.

Since its inception in 2021, Highland Coast Hotels has prioritised creating year-round employment for residents in the Highlands.

Dingwall knitters have brightened up the county town’s High Street, ahead of Valentine’s Day celebrations later this week.

An Ullapool takeaway has been praised by a Michelin-recommended chef as one of the best cheap places to eat in the UK.

A drinks industry giant which owns multiple Highland distilleries was among the subjects of an explicit rant by Kanye West.

New local development plan is taking shape, says council

Vaccinations in the Highlands are set to partially return to be delivered from GP practices, it has been announced.

Inverness’ new bowling alley has launched a recruitment campaign to find a parent and child to be their 'Directors of Fun'.

In the second episode of the Strictly for a Cause Podcast, we catch up with dancing duo Leah Campbell and Martin Dey.

The MSP has accused education officials of ‘missing maths classes’ while the local authority says the mothballing decision remains under review.

‘It’s a privilege to be able to secure the future of Fyrish Gymnastics Club at Culcraggie House.’