Community

Young performers in Nairn are being urged to act fast as the deadline to enter this year’s Young Musician Competition.

The Volunteer Academy, developed by the Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI), was formally unveiled on Friday.

Annual event lived up to its name with thousands attending as it returned to its spiritual home.

A Loch Ness-side primary school is celebrating the opening of exciting new additions to the playground after several years of determined fundraising.

Sayer joins Highland trio Assynt, and singer Hannah Rarity as part of two major music events hosted this year.

Plans to bring district heating to parts of Inverness have taken a step forward.

It will be part of a personal challenge to walk to all four cardinal extremes on the United Kingdom mainland.

A member of the Boys’ Brigade in Inverness has become one of the first recipients of the new King’s Medal, the youth organisation's highest award.

Glen Urquhart Rural Community Association (GURCA) is leading a £1.5m redevelopment of Glen Urquhart Public Hall.

A rejuvenated ‘bucket-list’ cycling event in the west Highlands has been hailed as a triumph of community spirit after enjoying a record entry.

The Original Factory Shop branch on Nairn High Street could close — only after a year it first opened its doors.

The run-down state of an Inverness park which has also been blighted by swastikas and other racist graffiti has been branded an “absolute disgrace”.

Award winning Highland artist Frank To has been shortlisted for another top national honour.

An Inverness ‘legend’ who brought joy to generations has been immortalised in the same Victorian Market she was an integral part of for decades.

“It’ll be a good day - even if the weather isn’t on our side,” says performer ahead of Saturday’s event.

In a worst case scenario, some people could, without the local crew, face up to a 40-minute delay in receiving a first response to 999 emergencies.

Proponents of the plan found it difficult to articulate the case for the proposal at the local level.

Motorheads were in for a treat last weekend as Inverness city centre was invaded by classic cars and other vehicles on Saturday.

Three businesses have come together to donate time and equipment to ease long-term energy costs for the Mason family.

A cornerstone of care and connection in the Drumnadrochit area has celebrated 25 years of supporting those in need.