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The council maintains a fleet of 105 gritters, 42 pavement gritters and one snow-blower.
A blend of youth and experience hit the spot at Dingwall Accordion and Fiddle Club’s last gathering of the year.
The crew must be ready for anything 24/7 every day of the year - but this was an unusual shout!
What promises to be a fascinating insight will be followed by seasonal refreshments at the Black Isle venue.
Which picture taken in Ross-shire would YOU like to share? Have a look at your camera roll and get in touch!
The lifeline link between Ullapool and Stornoway is included in the first phase and will be available to book before Christmas.
A Ross-shire site can “be preserved for generations to come” following a successful community bid.
Forever memories were made at a day of fun and games at the home of Ross County Football Club.
So, is the show worth seeing? Here’s our verdict. Let us know what you think.
‘With even more lights than last year I'm avoiding looking at the Smart meter this month.’
The future of an Easter Ross hub that’s home to an irreplaceable treasure trove reflecting the area’s proud heritage is hanging in the balance.
‘April was with me during every lecture, and it was amazing to be able to graduate with her as I feel she has earned the degree as much as I have.’
Residents at Urray House in Muir of Ord and Eilean Dubh in Fortrose enjoyed a thigh-slapping performance that left everyone hooked.
Head-turning cattle and sheep took pride of place at Dingwall Mart’s annual prime stock show and sale.
The judge had a tough time selecting the pick of the bunch - but these are the shots she reckoned had real flower power.
The High Street has been transformed by a group dedicated to ‘spreading happiness through random acts of woolly kindness’
Parklands’ homes routinely welcome visits from schools, nurseries, musicians, historians, artists and therapets.
Ross-shire though the Lens puts your images in the frame every week.
“Thought they would have seen that coming,” posted one wag
The 50th anniversary triggered a torrent of memories from long-time users and one lucky lady won a half-century membership worth almost £16,000.
