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Situations included health workers having to grapple with a mouse nest in a nurse’s bedroom.

A final round-up of our best images of 2024, captured at events across the region.

Another round-up of some of the best photographs of the year captured by our award-winning snappers, Callum Mackay and James Mackenzie.

It has been a packed year of events - and for much of it our award-winning photographers have been there to capture the moment.

Fyrish Gymnastics Club, The Place, DNA Dance and Alness Angling Club all appear. Find out who else…

Bargain hunters were out and about in Inverness on Thursday as the Boxing Day sales got under way in many stores.

A look back at the Ross-shire Journal sports section from 20 years ago this week.

As tributes pour in after the death of baker Harry Gow, we publish these images in honour of a man known for quality, tradition, and community spirit.

A Ross-shire distillery's whisky is the best of the best this Christmas - according to a top food and drink critic.

As 2024 draws to a close, it’s a great time to take stock and have a look back at what has happened over the course of a typically tumultuous year.

Is Die Hard really a Christmas movie? First-time viewer Hector MacKenzie (finally) went along to find out.

The charity behind the event saw almost 300 people attend over the two days.

Eilean Dubh Care Home saw a “fantastic turnout” at their Christmas party as well as the creation of “lasting memories”.

“We want to make sure our residents and their families have the best Christmas possible and we know how special the festive period is to so many.”

A former Dingwall Academy geography teacher has gifted a monumentally-tall Christmas tree to the school, grown in his front garden.

It has been listed online for just under £3 million - which will be a significant return on the £10 she spent entering the Omaze competition.

Ross-shire though the Lens puts your images in the frame every week.

Hosted by the Lochbroom and Ullapool Church of Scotland on Mill Street, the event sees entries of extremely creative trees.

Dingwall youngsters have gotten a special visit from Santa and his pals, as the Grotto Bus brings festive cheer to children across the Highlands.

Stop motion animation legends Wallace & Gromit’s latest on-screen antics will have an Inverness connection - thanks to Highland composer Lorne Balfe.