The “wonderfully remote” former Altnabreac schoolhouse is within the Flow Country World Heritage Site and offers “stunning rural views”.
Culrain Hall was originally a World War II RAF hut that stood at RAF Sango near Durness.
Kayakers and paddleboarders may be unknowingly disturbing the Moray Firth’s small dolphin population.
A celebration of localism will be at the heart of the month-long Highlands and Islands Climate Festival later this year.
“Understanding” from a local church and the team behind a hit reality TV show have made it possible for an Ardross family’s wishes to fulfilled.
The “Gypsy King” was making his way down the A9 after a visit to Caithness.
John Davidson joined a visually impaired walking group in the Highlands and learned that the support they offer is invaluable to its members
Golspie Stafford move five points clear at the top.
Support from local firms helps make Highland Business Women Awards so special.
John Spence was found guilty of seven charges after trial at Kickcaldy Sheriff Court.
A Viking style wooden ship has appeared in Inverness ahead of filming a blockbuster movie in the local area.
A Thurso-based professor says that Scotland is becoming a global leader in monitoring blanket bog that is vital in the battle to curb climate change.
Voting has opened to find the best up-and-coming musical talent from the Highlands and Islands to perform on the main stage at Belladrum Festival.
The £33 million video camera rollout to Highland police officers will allow cops to “have more confidence in how they act”.
He finished first in a field of over 200 athletes to get his hands on the title.
The shop sells Britton Scotland’s range of sustainable luxury accessories, made from rescued fabrics, vintage tweeds and surplus materials.
A crash on the A9 between Tain and Alness has caused the road to be restricted in both directions.
Today (June 17), Police Scotland has rolled out body worn cameras to around 400 officers across the region.
Twenty-five ladies, including past captains and club champions, shared memories and photos about past golfing experiences at the club.
More than 300 people attended a packed Beauly convention to demand a moratorium on new developments.