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Craig Ferguson began his fundraising walk at the Mull of Galloway on June 14.
There was no shortage of sunshine inside Seaview Care Home on Tuesday as Primary 7 pupils from Noss Primary School received a warm welcome.
The 2025 event, the 32nd annual show, saw a strong turnout of livestock exhibitors.
Train services on the Far North Line north of Dingwall have resumed after three weeks of essential engineering work.
A special night of live music and “community atmosphere” is set to take over the Wick Assembly Rooms next Saturday.
A new exhibition in Lybster is set to shine a light on the women who helped shape the fortunes of the fishing industry.
Ross Sutherland makes his return to the Thurso dugout for the first time since 2007.
Two long-standing figures at 2nd Thurso Scout Group have been recognised for their outstanding commitment to local Scouting.
Charlie Macleod (67) was named in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours list.
Representatives from Halkirk, Dunbeath and Dunnet were among those heard.
Over 350 community councillors and members of the public attended the convention in Beauly yesterday.
The Just Transition Commission paid a visit to the UHI North, West and Hebrides campus this week.
Combat League Wrestling (CLW) says it urgently needs the support of the community to help it find a suitable venue in the town.
Robert McHenry has been recognised as the institution’s Higher Education Student of the Year.
The initiative is being rolled out across the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire.
The mural is the result of months of hard work by the school’s Art and Wellbeing Nurture Group.
The club has hailed the award as a ‘huge step forward’.
Inquisitive – the first novel from author Stephen DG Frame – is due for release on June 28, 2025.
A festival celebrating the contributions of women to Scotland’s fishing heritage will take place in Helmsdale later this month.
Pupils at Tongue Primary are over the moon after receiving a space-age boost to their digital learning resources
