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It’s a poignant day for Tain for a number of reasons. The event marks the start of the festive countdown.
The star is no stranger to the area and has been filming a popular show nearby.
Modest driver from Easter Ross says he’s simply doing the job he loves.
Alness United will stage a minute’s silence in his memory.
“Whether you’re a new or returning donor we'd love to welcome you. If you're a regular donor, why not encourage a friend to join you?”
The German journalist believes the Ross-shire town deserves so much more attention from the hundreds of thousands of visitors passing through it.
A management company behind a redevelopment of an island off the coast of Wester Ross has been fined over a release of silt into Loch Broom.
An environmental scientist reckons the Easter Ross project could become a blueprint for schemes around the world tackling climate crises.
US election coverage has been impossible to avoid. Politics aside, is the city that’s home to the White House worth a visit?
A man will appear in court tomorrow following an alleged serious assault in an Easter Ross town yesterday.
Post Office provision at the village had been a major source of concern - but there was a genera stamp of approval over today’s opening.
From the spectacle of horse-drawn ploughing to the modern-day satellite-linked marvels of today, the contest at Newmore Farm is set to be a big draw.
A ‘kind and compassionate’ Easter Ross care home has been praised by the independent regulator for its high-quality care and support.
A major A9 roadwork programme expected to last 18 nights has been hit by an adverse weather forecast.
The charity founder has been hailed as ‘a man who made a difference’ and his death has prompted a flood of tributes.
Teacups were raised in Tain on Sunday to all the volunteers who helped make the fourth St Duthac Book and Arts Festival a resounding hit.
An Easter Ross port is today offering a gateway to the Highlands for thousands of passengers and crew members aboard a cruise ship on an 11-day tour.
Ross-shire athletes made their mark, a big race record tumbled and thousands from around the world flocked to the Highlands to be part of it all.
A charity fundraiser supporting an Easter Ross man’s epic road trip to help the Ukraine war effort has sparked plans for an annual event.
‘We’ve always had strong ties with the local community, and it’s those connections that make Innis Mhor a true home for our residents.’
