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Pupils and staff at Inver Primary and Knockbreck Primary have spent the last two years working towards the accolade.
An Ullapool footballer now living in Inverness swapped his boots for boxing gloves last weekend.
An Easter Ross cat protection charity has issued a heartfelt plea to find a rural home for three young feral kittens.
Five options have been put forward to consider regarding the future of TRACC in Tain.
A Sutherland garden has earned national recognition after taking top prize in the Domestic Landscape category at the Natural Stone Awards.
A Highland Council review on the future of Tain’s main leisure facility could see the town lose its only swimming pool.
Lochbroom will host Helmsdale United in the Stafford Cup semi-final tomorrow.
Developers for the new Tain 3-18 campus, Kier Construction, informed stakeholders at a meeting to discuss the progress project on Monday.
Teams from across the north division of the Highland League under-18s have completed their campaigns for 2024-25.
Highland Council is now urging residents to submit comments highlighting the potential impact the closures could have.
Highland Council is now urging residents to submit comments highlighting the potential impact the closures could have.
Edderton Primary School, which has seen numbers dwindle to just two expected pupils for next year’s term, had been earmarked for closure.
Highland Council say information services for parents of children with autism will continue as part of a new project.
Players and supporters, past and present gathered paid tribute to two Tain football stalwarts on Sunday.
Dornoch Cathedral will be the setting for an “exceptional” evening of classical music on May 10.
An antique shop in Dornoch has hit the market after its owners have decided to retire.
Leading rural organisations say muirburn licensing delays could risk exacerbating the growing threat of wildfires across Scotland.
Assistant chief-exec Kate Lackie says the local authority had continued to fund the service ‘without fail’ and would have continued to do so.
Up and coming footballers in Tain are being asked to register for an opportunity to sample a taste of top-level European training.
The National Autistic Society Scotland says its Highland Information Service will be forced to close due to lack of funding.
