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There was a keen market for a lamb sale in Dingwall.

A brighter future needs to be heralded after just the latest disappointment

Leading Highland mental health charity Mikeysline is extending the support it is able to offer.

Parents of children at a fire-ravaged school feel let down after promised work on temporary accommodation was not completed for the start of term.

Highland Council has issued a statement after a third of schools are affected by positive Covid-19 cases or localised outbreaks.

A three-month-old European elk born at the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland’s Highland Wildlife Park has been named Egret by keepers.

Councillors have given the green light to an ambitious planning proposal at a former fabrication yard at Ardersier.

A pod of dolphins from the Moray Firth was involved in a dramatic rescue of a distressed swimmer hundreds of miles away.

Called Gaynor and Ray the show will see them play newlyweds embarking on a honeymoon in northern Scotland.

He broke the world record in the semi final too.

He will be racing for gold this morning.

Seven per cent of donors in Inverness are new to giving blood.

Highland business leaders embarking on a gruelling 500-mile cycle ride next month have hit a revised fundraising target.

A former armed forces trainer has completed a gruelling marathon to raise £9000 for charity.

Engineers are on site working to get power back online.

The funicular railway at Cairngorm Mountain is to remain out of action this winter

The UK’s first outdoor dementia resource centre is to be established in Strathspey.

60 Highland schools impacted by the virus.

People in Ross-shire and elsewhere in Scotland paid an additional £44.8 million in parcel delivery surcharges, according to new research.

Plans are being developed to create a new cycle sports complex which will be the first of its kind in the region.