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Alex Chisholm would rate this season – whatever remains of it – as the strangest he can remember, but he is confident Clach will come through it.
Ex-Caley Thistle captain Gary Warren does not think a return to the Highlands in a coaching capacity one day is out of the question.
TERRY Butcher wants the Scottish football authorities to consider a league restructuring that would propel ICT straight back into the Premiership.
A CALEY Thistle footballer is in self-isolation after showing symptoms that could be related to coronavirus.
POLICE are investigating a spate of car break-ins in Nairn.
SCOTTISH football is in indefinite shutdown amid the coronavirus crisis.
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a blaze that destroyed a caravan on the Black Isle this morning.
AFTER almost 25 years of membership, it looked like a straightforward ‘gimme’ for Donald Davidson.
A CULLODEN resident is kicking up a stink about a thoughtless dog walker who is letting their pet soil a neighbourhood lawn.
A cyclist from Inverness covered hundreds of miles in just 47 hours as part of an ultra-cycling event.
The Communications Workers Union (CWU) says it will press on with industrial action later this month if Royal Mail fails to address concerns.
AN Inverness primary school is reaping the benefits of experiments in Finland-style “fresh-air learning”.
AS a profession, they often provide a sympathetic ear for customers keen to off-load the worries of their day.
A trophy-winning Inverness girls’ football club is set for international action at a new tournament to be held in the city this July.
AN Inverness girls’ football team has banned handshakes as fears heighten over the coronavirus outbreak.
A mother fed-up hearing her children complain about being poor packed them off on a "mind-blowing" trip to Uganda to see what poverty really means.
STURDY windows made in Inverness are to be shipped 8000 miles to the windy, weather-beaten Falkland Islands.
THE Inverness Courier was belle of the ball as it reclaimed a prestigious prize at the Scottish Wedding Awards in Glasgow last week.
A TEENAGER’S tragic death in a horrific road crash in December has sparked an investigation into the safety of A9 junctions in the Munlochy area.
Kevin McHattie admits second place is the “big prize” now for ICT after defeat in torrential rain at Tannadice washed away already faint title hopes.
