Inspire me

A Black Isle woman tackling “the world’s toughest row” will be close to home this weekend and buoyed by the support of scores of like-minded folk.

Tain woman has shared her secret to a long and happy life, as she celebrates her 103rd birthday with a cherished tradition.

Caroline Kennedy was a community midwife with NHS Highland who delivered hundreds of babies during her career, and sadly passed away in May 2014.

Several bakeries across the region have picked up accolades at the Scottish Baker of the Year Awards.

Norman Beaton, from Applecross, attended his first Staggies match back in 1948.

In all, £20,000 has been given to fourteen community organisations by GlenWyvis.

Tom and Luke Stoltman’s achievements are being acknowledged at Westminster by local MP Jamie Stone.

UHI Inverness has donated £1,000 to Highland Hospice following a successful student survey campaign that attracted a record number of responses.

Six new schemes to help reduce single-use packaging on-the-go have been launched in the Highlands.

A Dingwall Academy pupil’s dance team has been hailed amongst the best on the planet after the World Dance Championships in Florida.

Now they would love to see some new green fingered folk help keep Alness beautiful.

It was a day of fun and learning combined for pupils who were following up a previous farm visit.

Reaction following Tom Stoltman’s third World’s Strongest Man title success reveals the inspiring impact he has had on a very broad range of people.

Reaction following Tom Stoltman’s third World’s Strongest Man title success reveals the inspiring impact he has had on a very broad range of people.

Gairloch Museum threw its doors open to launch a new exhibition, titled Our Fragile Land.

The Invergordon powerhouse revealed: “I want to be the greatest, I don’t even think I’m at my prime.”

Strathpeffer & District Community Rowing Club members have lots to get excited about involvement in a variety of events.

Ullapool parents to see new free music workshops for babies and toddlers, led by two renowned local musicians.

It was a night to remember for a Dingwall club season finale that also paid tribute to a legend.

Hidden gem on the A835, Tarvies Café, has been praised for “going the extra mile” by reducing waste and recycling.