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IF Prince Charles tucked in to the freshly harvested salmon gifted to him by a Ross-shire businessman last week, he would already know what to expect.

A new fund to support those looking to start a career in music has been created in memory of a pioneering industry giant.

Local people are being asked for their views on the best way to support those living in care homes to maintain connections with family and friends.

Curiosity Killed the Cat is a phrase often used to warn against the dangers ofinvestigating a particular issue.

A dip into the picture archives of the Northern Times.

A road opening ceremony is held on the north coast; Brora Majorettes perform at Dornoch; and Strathy and Armadale War Memorial is unveiled.

The first major Cheviot breeding ewe sale kicked of with a bang with a packed ringside of buyers out in force.

But HR boss Fiona Hogg warns that in dire cases of abuse staff could be fired

In the past it was considered that training puppies should not start until they reached six months of age.

Residents at a north care home swapped Tain for Tinseltown as they held their own 1920s' Hollywood-themed party.

Long delays in accessing treatment sparked the rare show of cross party support from Conservative, Labour, Lib Dems and Greens

Pick a winner for dinner with this high protein gnocchi dish from Make It Scotch.

Highlands and Islands MSP Ariane Burgess has welcomed new guidance that means people with Class A drugs will not automatically be arrested.

Carol Mackay said she had been approached by a number of local people unhappy at the stance taken by the community council.

The Farr Glebe Bumblebee project comprises a small floral meadow that is a haven for bumblebees.

School principal Jan Trumble said: “The TCD dancers finally got their chance to shine on stage and what little stars they all were.”

Motorcyclists from the far north are being encouraged to take part in a fundraising ride to help a five-year-old boy who has an incurable illness.

Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain has pressed the SNP Government to bring forward crofting reform legislation by the end of 2022.

Two men have spoken about their harrowing experience of becoming stuck on a 60 metre (200ft) sandstone sea stack in Sutherland.

LOCALS and visitors to Tain and Easter Ross won’t be stuck for something to do this weekend as a new book and arts festival gathers momentum.