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Invergordon Museum is edging closer to a new home, with the Port committing £20,000 across 2025 and 2026 towards a Project Development Officer who will lead the relocation and help create a fresh Community Hub at Hayes Hall.
Strange thuds and a mysterious brown mound have got tongues wagging at the Port, as reports grow of Gordon, a Nessie-like creature said to be lurking beneath the waters of the Cromarty Firth.
The Alness and Invergordon Rowing Club has picked up £1,839 from the Port towards a road trailer for Averon, its community built skiff, letting members take the boat to regattas and events right around the Firth.
Invergordon has rolled out the welcome mat for the 2026 cruise season, with the AIDAmar bringing over 2,600 passengers ashore on 6 April and a new visitor map pointing them towards the town's shops, cafes and mural trail.
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Cromarty Youth Cafe has been given a boost of £5,000 from the Port, funding that will keep its dedicated staff delivering activities, food support and confidence building sessions as it marks 20 years serving young people in the town.
A familiar local team is staying on to welcome cruise visitors to Invergordon, after Cobbs was reappointed to run the quayside gift shop, with manager Elaine Macleod's staff stocking gifts from over 50 Scottish suppliers.
Local businesses are being invited to a hands-on workshop at Ross Sutherland Rugby Club to get ready for another busy cruise season, with Joanne Allday on hand to help demystify how the sector works.
The former Stena Spey drilling rig has reached Turkey after a 36 day tow from Invergordon, with the Port's Calum Slater calling the responsible recycling of the rig a mark of good stewardship.
Latest news and updates from Port of Cromarty Firth, covering investment, community engagement and progress toward a Highland hydrogen hub.
When a diving survey revealed alarming voids in Cromarty Harbour's East Mole, the Port of Cromarty Firth stepped in with extra funding to keep the £450,000 restoration on track, safeguarding a structure at the heart of the town.
Invergordon Foodbank has secured a two year lifeline from the Port of Cromarty Firth, giving the team behind it, in Graham McMillan's words, the security to plan ahead and keep shelves stocked for local families.