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Grace got the evening off to a touching start when she asked that the other nominees be invited up to the stage with her.
More than 100 Ullapool Primary School children from six different classes kept a local bookshop busy last week.
Olivia says she gets so much in return from volunteering that she's unlikely to ever look back.
The Easter Ross port plans expanding its capacity to tap freeport potential and capitalise on offshore renewables work.
Kornelia Porozynska's boundless enthusiasm and compassion touched judges of the Primary School Pupil of the Year category.
They recognised excellence in agriculture, aquaculture, equine, game and wildlife, horticulture, land-based engineering and trees and timber sectors.
Did you get the £200 alternative fuel payment? Here's why Highland MSP wants you to check your electricity bill...
The last three remaining residents of a Wester Ross care home have been transferred ahead of its closure.
Organiser expects strong demand when tickets go on sale this weekend.
Blanket restrictions on muirburn could threaten carbon sequestration and public safety, a group is warning.
There may be disruption to the transport network today with heavy snow forecast in some areas.
He visited a number of key businesses in the Highlands today including SGL Carbon in Muir of Ord.
Island communities caught up in work to rule action by Highland airport staff are being "held to ransom", an angry MSP has said.
The Care Inspectorate is tasked with regulating the sector and ensuring standards are being met.
Dingwall and Highland Marts Ltd yesterday sold 3310 sheep of all classes with "a ferocious frenzy of bidding" witnessed during the day.
Town hall at heart of Easter Ross community put on the market by Highland Council which flags 'development potential'.
He learned to play the bagpipes and speak Gaelic, wrote poetry at school and when war broke out became an officer in the Seaforth Highlanders.
Council tax payers can expect to pay more – but Highland Council says it has kept the hike as low as possible.
The choir struck a chord with Inverness Music Festival judges.
Dingwall and Highland Marts Ltd sold 863 sheep and 13 cattle at its latest sale.
