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Senior pupils from Fortrose Academy will represent the Highland and Moray area at the Young Enterprise Scotland (YES) national finals next week.

SHIVER me timbers – and everything else!

AIR passengers face further disruption in the Highlands after traffic controllers announced plans for another strike next month.

Engineers from Scottish Water have been responding to reports of reduced water pressure in Inverness area.

A TEENAGER was warned he could be sent to detention after he admitted robbing a 70-year-old woman.

A formal opening ceremony will take place next month after a bridge spanning the River Nairn reopened to traffic this week.

NO alarm bells are sounding about the future of Boots' long-established Eastgate Shopping Centre store, despite reports the firm will close 200 shops.

AN awareness walk aimed at ending stigmas surrounding mental health attracted more than 200 people in Inverness.

MORE Highlands and Islands businesses are taking action to prepare for Brexit as confidence in the Scottish economy declines.

DISABLED people are getting on their bikes thanks to a new project launched in Inverness.

INVERNESS councillors will decide tomorrow whether to increase a budget for improvements to city’s Whin Park by 10 per cent.

A Green MSP has stepped into a row over a tree felling operation saying he's “bitterly disappointed at the level of destruction that has been caused”.

A VACANT city centre site is to provide a new home for a dental surgery as rumours abound about plans for two other locations a stone’s throw away.

Drainage of a quarry is under way as police continue to hunt for the bodies of a mother and son believed to have been murdered more than 42 years ago.

A SPECIAL book section to mark 100 years of Polish independence has opened in Inverness Library.

SPORT students at Inverness College UHI have been working with primary schools in the city to improve the quality of children’s movement skills.

THERE will be an international feel to next month’s inaugural Piping Inverness, with more than 140 bands competing.

UPDATE (1.30pm): The A82 has partially reopened south of Drumnadrochit following an earlier lorry crash.

NHS Highland has vowed to build a culture of respect for everyone following the bullying scandal.

Anxious hoteliers hope the Prime Minister’s departure will not stop them discussing pressing fears about Brexit with senior UK government officials.