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THE memory of a courageous and much-missed Ross-shire woman will be honoured at one of the biggest showcase events in the county.

Parents and carers have been put on their guard today over the potential temporary contamination by dog faeces of a burn on the Black Isle.

Admission is free and lots of fun is planned.

A Black Isle fair with a long has cancelled this year's event just over a week before it was due to be staged.

Local community councils want to form a united opposition plan to the proposals for what would be the UK’s largest plant of its kind.

Ross County fans heading for the Black Isle Show could find themselves bumping into some familiar faces tomorrow.

The scene has been set for the return of the most eagerly anticipated agricultural event in the north of Scotland.

A total of 35 drug deaths were recorded compared with 33 in 2020.

A WESTER Ross community organisation is inviting locals to learn log-framing and wood-working skills.

A book and arts festival in Tain has announced plans for its second year.

CalMac has announced temporary plans for passengers affected by the current MV Hebrides disruption.

Dingwall and Highland Marts sold 17 prime cattle and 1053 prime sheep at its latest sale with soaring demand for the right type of animal.

From September, all hourly paid colleagues at its Inverness stores will receive an increase of 40p an hour.

40-year-old recalls unprovoked attack

The draw has been made for the preliminary round of this season's Scottish Cup, including Invergordon for the first time – here's who they will face.

She was instrumental in sharing the delights of the unique Wester Ross garden with visitors from around the world.

Seven arrests were made by police as 25,000 people enjoyed the sunshine and music at Belladrum.

The band has been well received at the venue before but had been forced to put plans for a milestone your on hold.

The event hasn't been staged since 2018 as a result of the coronavirus crisis and bad weather.

The event takes place over 10 days next month and will include guided walks, musical evenings and storytelling performances.