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Inverness Airport has completed the first phase of a £5.5 million project to modernise the airfield’s surface water drainage system.

MORE than 1600 people attended the second annual Highland Garden Fest – many asking about plans for next year’s event.

ONE of Scotland’s best known farming families is celebrating its dairy’s 80th anniversary by offering its milk in traditional glass bottles.

GROUND has finally been broken on a £90 million Inverness housing development described as the most important of its kind for a generation.

More than 50 kids from Inverness primary schools enjoyed an adventure day out in Carrbridge.

TWO daredevil grandmothers are preparing to hurl themselves off a 124ft high cliff in a joint 75th birthday celebration to raise money for charity.

A TINY Inverness coffee kiosk is facing another planning hurdle – to be allowed to have four folding tables with chairs.

Scottish Water has completed work to extend the marine outfall pipeline from Ardersier Waste Water Treatment Works, east of Fort George.

Gaynoll Christie says she only lived to see her son grow up because of access to emergency transfusions.

Scaffolding that has blighted Inverness city centre for most of the past decade has finally disappeared.

PAINTING and decorating apprentices from Inverness have triumphed in a prestigious national competition that tested their skills to the limit.

The wraps have finally come off the first of 23 sculptures set to add a splash of colour to Highland streets this summer.

ALL industrial action linked to the pay dispute by Highland air traffic controllers has been suspended as talks with management continue.

Highland Council's current head of IT will take over at the sports and culture body from September.

A 61-YEAR-OLD has appeared in private at Inverness Sheriff Court charged with being concerned in the supply of drugs.

A 61-year-old woman is expected to appear in court today after police seized a quantity of cocaine with a street value of around £50,000 from a car.

A fatal accident inquiry has been announced six years after the incident that claimed four lives.

The Inverness Townscape Heritage Project has awarded more than £42,000 towards the costs of repairs to 21-25 Academy Street.

Parents and carers with children attending a Highland school are being asked to participate in a parental involvement and engagement census.

The people of Nairn came out in force for the last community run in memory of much-loved local schoolboy Hamish Hey.