The principal blackface lamb sale was greeted with a healthy ringside of buyers.
Work will be carried out during two separate periods at the end of September and in October.
Ben’s late wife Sheila inspired his planting of thousands of sunflowers at his Easter Ross home. The plant which has a powerful resonance in Ukraine.
Ross-shire gymnasts fighting to save the future of their club have been turning cartwheels over a trio of welcome fundraising boosts.
The union insisted workers’ pay has been eroded dramatically down the years.
‘Who would have thought their dad would still be out there beating the younger guys?’
The snow status of Ben Wyvis has been a regular source of small talk for many years.
Coming to the quiz night? Backing the Fyrish sponsored walk? Under-threat club rallies support.
The deputy leader said: “Just the weather here today alone shows why Scotland needs to be independent”
The Easter Ross workers’ union has made a definite recommendation over the new offer.
Another busy week in the Cromarty Firth as cruise liners make waves.
‘Dingwall Leisure has been an enormous part of my life for all these years. You are always guaranteed a warm welcome and I have made so many friends.’
Stiff competition on and off the water during a fun day that’s crucial to keeping Kyle RNLI afloat.
A much-loved Black Isle charity is amongst those to benefit from an effort by enterprising young rugby players set on an Irish adventure.
It contains a detailed history of hospitals in Dingwall, Cromarty, Maryburgh, Strathpeffer and Invergordon and poorhouses near Fortrose and Tain.
Police confirmed a man was taken to Raigmore after a concern for welfare call on the Kessock Bridge on Friday.
The A9 has reopened near Kingussie following an earlier three-vehicle collision which triggered a significant emergency response.
The bridge carries the A9 and links the Black Isle with Inverness on the main trunk road network.
Staff and volunteers at The Place thanked for efforts over packed summer programme.
Names have been revealed and the programme published. Now it’s showtime…