Human Interest

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Promoter Mike Musgrave said: “This is an event wrestling fans in the north of Scotland don’t want to miss!”

The star is no stranger to the area and has been filming a popular show nearby.

One of them was told to attend a meeting for an interview with council investigators ‘under caution’.

Modest driver from Easter Ross says he’s simply doing the job he loves.

A lucky competition entrant has won herself a 50-year Dingwall Leisure Centre membership - worth up to £16,000.

A remarkable coincidence that echoes down the generations for an Easter Ross chef has been immortalised in the restaurant he created from scratch.

They met at a dance in Dingwall and haven’t put a foot wrong since.

‘It’s like sitting in a tent and waiting for a massive storm to hit. All you can do is check the hitches, and hope.’

His engaging wit and infectious giggle endeared him to everyone, but it was his talent as a scribe which was most impressive..

A dog owner talked about his anguish and delight after his dog was stolen at a Black Isle truck spot and found a few days later in Elgin.

The firm, with outlets in Dingwall, Fortrose, Tain, Inverness and Beauly gets accolade for dedication to training apprentices.

Pupils at two Ross-shire schools took their bright ideas into the dragons’ den to test their business acumen.

Four charities benefitting from the 2024 Highland Cross received their donations at a celebration event. John Davidson reports on a landmark year

A look back on a variety of cases from Ross-shire dealt with at Inverness Sheriff Court over the past few days.

Grieving Highland children will be given extra emotional support at a devastating time in their lives after the Archie Foundation secured vital funds.

The 40th staging of the Highland Cross has seen the fundraising total from the event exceed £6 million after another record figure was raised.

Dingwall Leisure Centre is throwing open its doors free of charge next weekend to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

Mother Nature delivers spectacular display for Ross-shire lifesavers during training exercise.

The German journalist believes the Ross-shire town deserves so much more attention from the hundreds of thousands of visitors passing through it.