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The long-running saga of whether a hotel will be built on the site of the Ironworks in Inverness has ended after it was granted planning permission.

The majority of readers who took part in our survey thought that Inverness having the cheapest beer in the UK was a good thing.

The Inverness Games, Nairn Show, Grantown Show and Moy Fair were 'all a huge success this year'

Nairn Museum to stage exhibition on Isobel Gowdie the Witch of Auldearn, and the Highland Witch Trials from August 27 until Halloween.

This compares with some Wetherspoon pubs in London where customers were expected to pay £6.29 for just one beer.

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

Characters from Star Wars are set to converge on Nairn Links this Saturday.

A dental equipment technician has won a contest to name the new River Ness-side sculpture installed by Inverness Angling Club.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures

A grandmother has surprised and delighted her friends and relatives by passing her test to drive lorries weighing up to 32 tonnes.

One reader would have preferred more focus on livestock at a recent agricultural show, a charity appeal and praise for American football players.

A BLACK-ISLE community saw families getting their sleeves up at a popular crabbing competition.

A NAIRN-based writer has just published a new crime book set in the Highland town.

The sun may have failed to have materialise for Saturday's Mey Highland Games 2022 but the event broke new ground with adaptive events.

Our photographers were at Belladrum for 2022's much welcomed return of the Tartan Heart Festival!

ARE you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember either of the events?

The chance to make a healthy drink by using pedal power were among the activities enjoyed by youngsters at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

A Golden Labrador sculpture that captured the imagination of locals and visitors alike is to be named Breac – Gaelic for fish or speckled brown trout.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

I am never moving again. There, I’ve said it… Now, I just need my husband to read it over and over.