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Police were called to the scene at 4.15am yesterday.
The promotion aims to flag the benefits of exercise and a longer-term membership.
'Animated inquiry' for Angus bullocks and 'phenomenal average' recorded for OTM cattle.
Drones are being sent down sewers in a move that will reduce carbon use and could pick up potential problems more quickly, saving money.
A man tackling the NC500 on one wheel to raise awareness of a revolutionary way of treating alcohol dependency is being spurred on in tough conditions
A major Ross-shire employer has inked a multimillion-pound deal it says will support 50 jobs amid progress on a major wind farm project.
Young business leaders in the Highlands are being urged to apply to a year-long programme aimed at developing the next generation of entrepreneurs.
The initiative rolls into Tain to coincide with a book and arts festival.
It's one of scores of gigs across the country which are part of an initiative to help the live scene bounce back.
An Easter Ross man on a mission to help recovering alcoholics has started his North Coast 500 unicycle challenge, turning heads along the way.
Dingwall and Highlands Marts Ltd sold 6257 sheep of all classes including Lewis’s livestock producers.
The legacy project has already been well supported across Ross-shire.
The event at the Black Isle Show venue is definitely going ahead with a mark of respect planned for the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
The council says that while it's facing its own budget problems, it's keen to help the region's most vulnerable households.
Latest prices from the mart at Dingwall.
POLICE are seeking 'to establish the circumstances' surrounding damage to a Ross-shire fish and chip shop.
Police today confirmed their involvement in an incident which sparked a furious local response and said no further action was required.
The late monarch's love of the countryside and service to the rural community is being fondly remembered.
Reaction to news of The Queen's state of health reflects the 'massive esteem' in which she is held, according to a Sutherland MP at Westminster.
Services which are confidential and freely available are being flagged up.
