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Families in the Ullapool High School catchment area are set to benefit from £87,000 in funding to support family wellbeing through nature connection.
Pupils from a local school did their headteacher proud and showed that a new generation still cares deeply.
A Highland Council review on the future of Tain’s main leisure facility could see the town lose its only swimming pool.
The Black Isle Horticultural Society’s popular Plant Sale is set to return later this month, and will be held in Rosemarkie.
A contractor has been appointed to deliver works to improve access and safety for pylon workers on Kessock Bridge.
Dingwall police have launched a search for a missing person (29) who has not been seen since April 29.
A couple have been rescued by Wester Ross “heroes” after getting ‘cragfast’ up a Munro on the Glenelg peninsula.
Inverness-based charity, Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH) has been shortlisted as a finalist for Charity of the Year.
A Wester Ross rescue team were called out alongside police to assist an injured walker last weekend (May 3).
Five Ross-shire teenagers, who joined forces to release a debut album together, say they are “blown away” by all the support they have received.
Solo travelling abroad for the first time at 19, Ross-shire Journal reporter Iona MacDonald shares her experience visiting Barcelona’s famous church.
A Wester Ross community hall is ready to return to being “the heart of the community” after a four-year revival project.
A much-loved convenience store and post office in Kyle of Lochalsh has announced “difficult decision” to close the shop.
Ullapool’s benches, scattered throughout the village’s many beauty spots, are set to get a re-vamp, thanks to funding from the Highland Council.
The consultation period, for controversial plans to move Tain’s post office into a phone and vape shop, has ended.
The scene is set ahead of the 2nd instalment of the Black Isle Belter festival set to take place this weekend.
Young people in the Cromarty Firth are being given an opportunity to have their say on green energy tonight (April 30).
Autism and Neurodiversity (A-ND) North of Scotland have recently opened their first Highland centre, in Dingwall, who support neurodivergent children.
Stagecoach North Scotland is providing free bus travel on May 8, to serving military, veterans, and cadets across its services.
A new Ullapool pizzeria has officially opened for business, after renovating a derelict eyesore into a sleek new eatery.
