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Facing fears, building a legacy and contributing to a community they are part of have made the experience life-changing for these young men.
Nine talented Highland dancers from Ross-shire, Caithness and Sutherland have earned the honour of representing the North of Scotland at Oban.
A former Ross County player’s connection to the Dingwall club runs deep and has now extended to a fouth generation of his family.
Ross-shire villagers with a sweet tooth are counting the days until the opening of a new business at the weekend.
An Easter Ross port is to become a major hub for the UK’s floating offshore wind industry amidst a £55m investment that’ll create hundreds of jobs.
A rep said: “With inflation rising again and household bills still high, our members are clear that a below inflation offer will not be accepted.”
It was a now or never decision for the illustrator whose work can now be seen at acclaimed local gallery.
Visionary project looks to tackle depopulation, stimulate the local economy and plug gaps in NC500 provision.
It’s a chance for a local to come up with a suitable name for the new scheme in Conon.
The attraction is keen to spread the word - and inclusion in a prestigious guidebook will help it become a destination in its own right.
Few can fail to be thrilled by the precision displays.
Surging demand prompted the redevelopment and a wider offering from the Easter Ross business, which has been established for 14 years.
The entire community was rocked by the blaze which left more than 200 pupils without a school to call their own.
As a litter campaign we’re backing gathers pace, we reveal what hardy volunteers across Ross are stumbling across.
Abuse and disrepect aimed at staff of an Easter Ross youth group has been described as “soul-destroying” - and prompted a drop-in to be put on ice.
The Park Nursery lad noticed his local Saltburn park was badly littered and decided to do something about it.
Figures revealing a slump in fish landings at a Wester Ross port have been described as ‘very disappointing’ by a Highland economist.
‘My confidence and knowledge has developed greatly. I am now more outgoing and more likely to speak up in situations I wouldn’t have before.’
Yes sir, he can boogie! Ullapool’s RuMac takes BGT by storm, bringing the audience to its feet.
‘I never gave up hope’ says grateful fall victim whose rescue has sparked an outpouring of goodwill and vital funds.
