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Our readers took to social media to share their thoughts on the planned upgrading works for the rail line north of Dingwall.
A proposal for three lodges “on the edge of the NC500”, near Dingwall, have been granted approval by the Highland Council.
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Dingwall Museum have shared an interesting piece of history that can be seen in Ross-shire’s county town.
Our readers have shared their opinions on news stories from the last week.
A traditional off-grid four-bedroom cottage located on the shores of Loch Carron has hit the market — for just £125,000.
Police are appealing for information following a collision between a van and a car on the A9 last Sunday (March 23).
Our readers have shared their thoughts in a letter to the editor.
Three Invergordon Academy pupils have secured £3000 for a local charity, who say the donation “means the world” to them.
A Wester Ross sports club have raised much-needed funds after pushing a bed for 25 miles.
Chanonry Point, near Rosemarkie on the Black Isle, is a popular scenic point known for its views across the Moray Firth and regular dolphin activity.
An Alness 2-bedroom B-listed cottage, which previously served as a “coach house”, has hit the market and looking for offers over £315,000.
Home Bargains have multiple stores across the Highlands and Moray in Inverness, Tain, Dingwall, Aviemore, Nairn and Elgin.
Police have launched a search for a missing Inverness man, who they believe may have travelled to Caithness via public transport.
An Inverness police dog has been praised for his persistence in tracking down suspects.
A Scottish singer has opened up about his own battle with mental health, as he shares words of wisdom promising “light at the end of the tunnel.”
Actor, comedian and producer, Jane McCarry — best known to millions as Isa from the legendary sitcom, Still Game — is headed to Inverness.
A Dingwall school have shared a “huge thank you” to Ross County Football Club, after they kindly hosted an Easter party for the pupils.
Dingwall school pupils were treated to a visit to a local farm, to learn all about what life is like on a farm.
A Black Isle woman, praised for her “warmth, humour and coffee-making skills”, retires from charity work after over a decade of service.
A Highland mental health charity, with branches in Invergordon and Inverness, has been named as the Best Wellbeing Service at an awards ceremony.
