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The resurfacing and associated work will involve use of a convoy system for safety reasons at various times although the route will remain open.
An 'ever-growing' butcher and wholesale clientele in Dingwall is pushing demand at the town's auction mart.
Would you prefer to be a Traitor or a Faithful?
It was a great chance for a catch-up over some delicious home bakes – and the wonderful aroma from the bulbs was sensational.
Signs created by big-hearted Ullapool children to help protect at-risk squirrels from road danger have been stolen – apparently as souvenirs.
'I can’t wait to perform it to the lovely people of Ullapool and experience the feeling of togetherness and community only live music can bring.'
The history of a once-flourishing linen industry that made its mark on 18th century Tain is the subject of a talk next week.
The search engine findings reveal what's on travellers' minds and point to an upbeat picture for this Easter Ross port.
It's going to be another busy year for arrivals with upwards of 200,000 passengers and crew expected to disembark this season.
Around 30 volunteers rolled up their sleeves to improve on popular area of the town – and what a lot they got!
Some travelled a long way for the event, helping to increase prices realised.
'I still have that hope and belief that he will come through that door one day.'
Could you tell a compelling story in 50 words? These pupils all pulled it off!
An 18-year-old driver is set to be reported for road traffic offences following a collision near Alness yesterday evening.
All you need to do is pick up an entry form and search for clues...
Sutherland MP Jamie Stone wants governments to 'ease the burden of bureaucracy on farmers' to reflect a growing trend in agriculture.
'These reinforcements will help secure...future energy independence by removing our dependence on...volatile global wholesale gas markets.'
Social care...has always been seen as the Cinderella service and...now needs to be elevated and given far more prominence.
The issue was thrust into the spotlight at the leadership debate hosted by our sister paper the Inverness Courier.
The wife of an Easter Ross man who was posted missing exactly one year ago today has issued a heartfelt video appeal.
