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Five Little Doggies is set for a big local launch later this month and is already proving a hit half a world away.
The project aimed to encourage members of the community – particularly those who have become socially isolated – to develop contacts and networks.
The club has enjoyed great audiences throughout the season and finished it on a toe-tapping high.
Scottish Water says it is investing in the future of the local water network by upgrading the water pipes between Evanton and Dingwall.
As one of the oldest clubs in the country, it is looking forward to a bumper season with a number of events planned throughout the year.
John, who works in Muir of Ord, and his partner, who is from Invergordon, admit they went through ‘very dark days’.
The company behind the plans for a biogas plant in Easter Ross has offered assurances amidst simmering discontent.
It all comes on the back of a successful £10m redevelopment which has helped pave the way for a series of exciting events.
Siobhan, who is also a Mikeysline ambassador, joins an elite list of ‘35 under 35’ making a difference.
These bids for funding from the Highland Council committee for a sprawling Ross-shire ward have been approved.
The flag-raising was able to continue on schedule after quick action at short notice.
Fascinating information on Black Isle past shed by poor relief records.
The Seaboard Memorial Hall is involved in a wide variety of community projects.
Walk through history and then run up the famous Rocky steps in a city which might just steal your heart.
A report flagging Highlands and islands investment potential of up to £100bn, much in renewable energy, has been roasted by critics.
It was only after removing 15 layers of linoleum, tiles and rotten floorboards that they could start the onerous rebuild of the premises.
All three work in the same Ross-shire care home.
There was plenty to see on the trip into Sutherland.
Up to 320 jobs in construction phase, it is claimed, as port prepares for trailblazing floating offshore windfarm role.
A report identifies an ‘unprecedented’ investment and jobs opportunity for the Highlands - and the barriers that must be overcome ‘at pace’.
