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Talented Nairn pupils saw their artworks on display as part of a retrospective exhibition reflecting on the devastation and regrowth of Hiroshima.
The Labour candidate for Inverness and Nairn has called for the government to look at options for implementing a motorhome charge on Highland roads.
Whisky lovers are in for a chance to support a beloved Highland palliative care charity with a dram-tastic event.
Entries are now open for Nairnshire’s most popular motor show as it returns for the fifth time to the seaside town.
An Ardersier military museum has received a very special visit and donation from across the Atlantic last week.
Businesses in Inverness are being warned to check their cash drawers after counterfeit £20 banknotes were used in the city centre yesterday.
Around 200 young musicians from across the Highlands are set to entertain folks in the Highland capital with jigs, reels and marches.
The developer behind a major energy facility being built at Ardersier Port is seeking public feedback on expansion proposals.
The A9 is currently restricted north of Inverness near the Tore Roundabout after a tree fell earlier this afternoon.
Works to improve an active travel route on the A9 near the Kessock Bridge are set to start for their final phase later this month.
The team behind a major Nairn event is facing its “single biggest change” in a century as organisers are left to their own devices by the council.
Watch some footage of the event here.
The Kessock Bridge is set to undergo further works as part of plans to strengthen the structure of the bridge on the A9.
A popular Nairn bar and restaurant was crowned Pub of the Year by an industry organisation — for the fourth time in six years.
Staff members from a construction firm working on two major Inverness projects took their fundraising efforts up high in aid of a local charity.
A local artist was in for a treat as a rock legend dropped by his workplace during a visit to Loch Ness.
A charity has reported an explosion in numbers of one of Scotland’s fastest-declining butterflies, with more than 500 counted at a Highland estate.
A series of graffiti was found at an Inverness play park earlier this week.
Nairn Beach was among the winners of this year’s Scotland’s Beach Award — which celebrates well-managed beaches across the country.
Talented young writers across the Highlands took part in a creative writing competition, with two Inverness pupils scooping the top awards.
