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Tain dancers took home over 20 podium wins from a recent competition in Dundee, where they danced in a variety of sections.
Badcaul Primary, around a 30-mile drive from Ullapool Primary, has been mothballed since January 2022 when the school roll fell to zero.
A group of young women from Fortrose Academy have been inspired to pursue a career in business, after reaching the finals of a competition.
A seven-mile stretch of the A835 which runs from Gorstan Junction to Contin Junction is renowned locally for being prone to collisions.
The competition aims to carve out space for women in a heavily male-dominated industry.
BEAR Scotland will be carrying out essential surfacing improvements on the A835 south of Contin with works set to get underway on February 16.
Reports of careless driving on the A82 involving a green sports car has triggered a police appeal for information.
The workers are balloted for strike action due to “being locked out of consultations” regarding Serco’s contract with the Royal Navy.
The signs, which advised of the illegal use of off-road motorcycles, were damaged between January 23 and 26.
The vehicle, which struck a bridge between Dalwhinnie and Blair Atholl previously caused disruption to train services between Glasgow and Inverness.
A vehicle which struck a bridge on the Highland Main Line has caused disruption for train services between Glasgow and Inverness today.
Inverness’ new bowling alley has launched a recruitment campaign to find a parent and child to be their 'Directors of Fun'.
Our columnist, Karen Anderson, has shared her updates about the highs and lows of house-hunting in the Highland capital.
Alness’ Frazer McBeath (58) has trained multiple generations of Easter Ross judoka as the head coach of Alness and Evanton Judo Club.
A Black Isle lunch in celebration of Robbie Burns was a “brilliant” success, with local school children stealing the show.
Residents and staff at Urray House marked Burns Night in style, donning vibrant tartan sashes that brought a burst of colour to the occasion.
Established in 2014, Rape and Sexual Abuse Service Highland (RASASH) provides specialised support to those aged 13 and over.
Parklands Care Homes’ employees have voted for their two new charity partnerships.
The red skip, which is understood to have been on Castle Street for quite some time, was reportedly “becoming a health hazard”.
Eilean Dubh Care Home in Fortrose held a special lunch to celebrate the life and poetry of the legendary Robbie Burns.
