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In common with many other schools across the Highlands recently Keiss Primary and Nursery also marked Remembrance Day.
Young businesses and social enterprises looking to increase productivity, innovation and employment can apply for development agency funding.
Proposals to simplify crofting regulation, encourage more use of common grazings and a range of other changes have received strong support.
A new community benefit society, led locally, will push for increased community ownership of renewables, from solar and wind to battery storage.
The NFU Scotland president made the call in his final autumn conference address.
Residents at Pentland View Care Home enjoyed a trip to John O’Groats to see the new Paddington Bear bench.
Stromar, a floating offshore wind developments, is inviting communities to the first phase of its statutory consultation events for the project.
Life expectancy in Scotland increased slightly for both males and females according to new figures from National Records of Scotland.
Highlands Green MSP Ariane Burgess believes the rural affairs brief is more vital than commonly understood.
A free online skills development programme developed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust is now available to people and communities across Scotland.
A Caithness surfer is among athletes across the Highlands being supported through the latest round of the Highland Athlete Travel Award Scheme (ATAS).
A Scottish Greens MSP has called for the UK and Scottish Government to work together to tackle the issue of empty homes.
With November 5 approaching, the British Hedgehog Preservation Society (BHPS) is warning about the risks hedgehog face during bonfire season.
Highland Hospice has revealed the first model for its ‘Highland HeArt Trail’ and is urging local artists to come forward with their proposed designs.
A new senior officer is to oversee the reinvestigation of Nairn banker Alistair Wilson’s murder, following criticism by his family.
Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd (HIAL) has won the best use of technology award at the Aviation Industry Awards UK.
Highland Council’s education committee has agreed to the transfer of youth work and adult learning to the council from High Life Highland.
Thurso’s Happy Hearts Club was presented with a cheque for £200 at a recent Thurso Rotary Club meeting.
A 19th-century Caithness harbour has been put on the market with the prospect of investment in the surrounding buildings.
The project will see Orkney connected to the GB electricity network for the first time, with contracts awarded to key supply chain partners.
