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Figures compiled by HIE show that businesses and communities supported by the agency achieved a strong performance.

Pre-tax profit has been on the rise for an Inverness helicopter firm. It came despite PLM Dollar Group experiencing a recent drop in turnover.

A new research found that the Highland Council area is among those with the highest percentage experiencing an increase in residents.

More than 2000 babies a year are born in Raigmore Hospital, with an excellent local midwifery network, a stark contrast to past times.

With 164,000 Scottish people living with long-term symptoms of coronavirus, some organisations have employees who are affected.

Our man in Holyrood discusses the transport company and transparency about current issues in the Highlands.

The University of the Highlands and Islands is coming up with bold new ways to provide opportunities for young people to access sustainable careers.

Alison Laurie-Chalmers highlights the importance of good dental care for your dogs.

AN AUTHOR is calling for the need to raise awareness on racism in the region and in Scotland.

THE 2022 Glenurquhart Highland Gathering and Games celebrates a very special milestone this year as it will be the 75th anniversary of the event.

The Swartigill archaeological dig on the Thrumster Estate has reported the 'star find' of a colourful 2000-year-old bead with a yellow spiral pattern.

The community dig at Swartigill has started up again – volunteers are welcome to come along and work at this 'hidden gem of archaeology' in far north

Chloe was a beautiful, 12-year-old, Tortoiseshell cat. She had been recently diagnosed with early kidney disease.

RURAL businesses and households in the Highlands now have the chance to tap into high-speed connectivity thanks to Starlink satellite technology.

THOUSANDS of people are expected to gather in Inverness this weekend as part of a Scotland-wide pro-independence movement.

Fidget was a lovely, very wriggly, comical five-year-old Maltese Terrier.

Sight Action has moved from Inverness to Robertson House, Dingwall, where larger premises offer more scope for community engagement.

Nationwide Building Society has announced a one-off payment to more than 11,000 colleagues as it increases support during the cost-of-living crisis.

This year marks the 225th anniversary of Provost William Inglis setting up a committee which began fundraising for Inverness’s first public hospital.

The Inverness Courier columnist discusses how Highland businesses are responding to current challenges.