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A probe into the health and genetics of red squirrels in Ross-shire and the wider Highlands has been launched.

TRAFFIC on the A87 near Eilean Donan Castle is returning to normal after a car on its roof was cleared from the carriageway.

ROSS-SHIRE's biggest secondary school was the local centre of attention on Saturday when it staged its annual Spring Fair.

HIKERS took to the slopes of a Ross-shire Munro recently to celebrate the life of the man who played a major role in Scottish mountaineering.

GOLFERS braved atrocious conditions to help a Ross-shire man's fundraising drive for research into an incurable condition.

A new tourist strategy is being drawn up for the Black Isle.

CalMac defends itself against criticism that one of its newest ships is not up to setting sail in heavy weather.

PUPILS in Ullapool 'shore' know how to get their message across when it comes to raising awarenress of sea life.

Kindness will be in the spotlight at a Red Cross event being staged at Dingwall Academy.

An Invergordon man whose positive outlook on life belies a challenging condition has inspired his grandson.

Invergordon Town Hall is in the frame at a public meeting on the historic building's future.

MP Jamie Stone claims a 'significant shift' over Brexit following latest votes.

Work on a new nursery extension for Ullapool Primary School will begin next month.

A WORLD record breaking Inverness cyclist will visit Applecross tonight to talk about her accomplishment and help a friend raising funds Mencap.

NHS Highland is to ask the Scottish Government to cover a £17 million overspend run-up in large part through its drug and adult social care budgets.

Margaret Davidson has spoken out after auditors raised concerns about the way the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal has been handled.

A new cohort of ambassadors for women are helping change the face of business in the Highlands.

CHILDREN at an Easter Ross primary school were given the chance to shine at a talent show.

WHEN Rory Mair saddles up to take part in Etape Loch Ness, it will not only be the thrill of completing it that drives him towards the finish line.

IMPROVING rail services on the Far North Line is one of several projects "under consideration" for a cash injection from Transport Scotland.