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A man convinced by the "incredible results" of a method to help people fighting alcohol addiction is getting back in the saddle to raise awareness.
The man who changed the face of the Highlands with his engineering prowess is the subject of the next talk at Tain and Easter Ross Civic Trust.
A pioneering Tain martial arts expert with 38 years of experience under his black belt has been inducted into an international hall of fame.
'I urge drivers to think about not only themselves but others who are using the road network too.'
A Highland community was the focus of a trailblazing new multi-species conservation programme, Species on the Edge.
Tain residents who share a postcode have been speaking about what they'll do with their share of £1 million.
A petition backing the sounding of cruise liner horns passing Cromarty has now been signed by 1600 people (and here's what it sounds like).
BEAR Scotland will be resurfacing sections of the A9 at Deephaven from Sunday, June 11 and then at Skiach Services from Monday, June 26.
A 29-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a series of 24 counts of vandalism to vehicles in Ullapool.
Main sponsors revealed – and calls go out for charity tractor push teams!
Cruise ships sounding a farewell blast of the horn as they leave the Cromarty Firth are being asked to refrain from doing so – for now.
One of the most recognisable buildings in the Highlands, Eden Court suffered some very testing years before even getting off the drawing board.
She has been praised for making use of 'every single minute' in the role.
Does Gaelic contribute towards the wellbeing of people and society? This research aims to prove that it does.
Dingwall and Highland Marts Ltd today sold 900 sheep and 21 cattle.
Energy transmission company SSEN has been told 'actions speak louder than words' over plans for a 400kV power line across the Highlands.
Charity trustees are now picking up the pieces from a disastrous setback and on the lookout for further support from the community.
It was an upbeat reaction to yesterday's sale – though some would-be buyers left with empty hands.
The accident happened last night in Wester Ross.
Soaring demand for Highland salmon in Asia is reflected in new statistics released today.
