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This weekend will see Nairn play host to a UK-wide protest against water pollution for the first time.
An Inverness-based choir is set to return for a new performance in aid of a local charity for children with additional support needs.
Inverness-based Gaelic arts organisation Fèisean nan Gàidheal has appointed a double-gold winner at the National Mòd as its new chief executive.
A Highland house building company raised more than £5,400 for a mental health charity after embarking on a three-month fundraising campaign.
The biggest music festival in the north of Scotland is calling shops and businesses to get creative with window displays this year.
A four-day search is set to kick off next week in a bid to spot the legendary Loch Ness monster.
A fresh objection to plans for a new battery energy storage facility east of Nairn has been lodged amidst concerns for noise pollution.
Lack of progress on development of the Nairn Bypass has been dubbed disgraceful by local representatives.
A new memorial garden and space for wellbeing and reflection is being planned to tie in with the opening of the new school building at Nairn Academy.
Thousands of people tucked into a three-day food and drink festival which took place in the seaside town of Nairn.
The Post Office in Nairn could be transferred to a local newsagents, with the current branch being managed by a temporary postmaster.
The MP for Nairnshire has welcomed news of a UK-India trade deal as a “win for whisky”.
Inverness firefighters are swapping their ladders and hoses for buckets and sponges in support of a good cause.
Foodies in Nairn and beyond will be in for a treat this weekend as a popular festival returns to town.
People in Nairnshire gathered to remember those who sacrificed their lives for peace and freedom, marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
A Highland rewilding initiative has launched as an independent charity in a bid to restore nature across more than 200,000 hectares in the region.
A small fire at a popular riverside pub in Inverness has caused the business to close today.
A Nairn primary school pupil has turned a good gag into a ticket for Holyrood after being named a finalist in a national joke-telling competition.
Roadworks in Inverness city centre set to start in June will require a temporary and partial road closure, Highland Council has announced.
An Inverness business association has renewed its plea not to feed seagulls amidst growing concerns of growing numbers in the city centre.
