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An endangered Golspie bird tangled in a fishing hook and wire has been saved, after a mercy-mission from a skilled wildlife rescue team and vets.
The half marathon challenge set within Achiltibuie’s wilderness saw a good turnout from locals and visitors alike.
RNLI Lochiver received a Mayday distress call after a vessel ran aground at the entrance to Loch Inver.
Ullapool’s public benches, scattered throughout the village’s many beauty spots, have been replaced thanks to funding from the council.
An Ullapool woman has journeyed to Pakistan alongside her son to “explore our shared heritage”, to perform her hit music-theatre show.
Portmahomack is set to host the launch of a new book this weekend, from an “acclaimed medieval scholar”.
A Highland charity has announced that their services are being expanded to 11+, amidst an opportunity for the value of your donations to be doubled.
A man has been taken to hospital following a two-vehicle crash at Tain’s Moss Road junction.
Journalist Iona MacDonald shares her view of The Traitors after being invited to visit Ardross Castle earlier this year.
A trailblazing superschool campus serving a vast swathe of Easter Ross has been hit by further delays and won’t now welcome pupils until 2026.
The 17 per cent increase in Highland alcohol-specific deaths have been described as “very sad and troubling” by a local MSP.
A Rosemarkie Bronze Age discovery is set to be at the forefront of the Highland Archaeology Festival this weekend.
Alcohol-specific deaths in the Highlands have risen by 17 per cent between 2023 and 2024, according to new statistics.
A brave Edderton woman with spine and breast cancer has shaved her head for Maggie’s Highland, in hopes helping others.
A youth-led Ullapool environmental group are “absolutely delighted” to be shortlisted for a national award.
An Ullapool vigil for an “end to violence against Palestinians”, which lasted 14 hours, saw a “good turnout”.
A courageous Easter Ross woman is shaving her head for charity, in a bid to “take back control” after being diagnosed with spine and breast cancer.
A Highland mental health charity are inviting the community into their hives to mark World Suicide Prevention Day tomorrow (September 10).
Ullapool is set to hold a 14-hour vigil for “peace and an end to the violence against the Palestinian people”.
Ullapool’s harbourmaster has voiced his dismay over the prospect of a cruise levy, citing “potential to decimate the sector”.
