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COMMUNITY spirit was thriving in Nairn last Sunday as hundreds of people turned out for the final Run for Hamish in tribute to a much-loved schoolboy.

TWO music-loving pupils at a city school are hoping for a Supersonic response to their determined fundraising efforts.

The long-awaited materials recovery facility in Inverness will arrives “a day late and a dollar short,” according to some.

A man banged so hard on doors and windows at a house that he smashed a pane of glass.

AN Inverness chippy has been crowned the best in Scotland.

The Scottish Government has been lambasted by the Labour party over the latest set of delays to the delivery of nationwide superfast broadband.

THE Colours of a former Highland regiment have been “retired” in a service at Fort George.

A VARIETY of uniquely decorated sculptures of comic book icon Oor Wullie have appeared in several locations throughout Inverness city centre.

MUSIC lovers won’t be looking back in anger after Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds left city crowds soaring.

POLICE want to speak to an "unidentified male" who was assaulted by a gang of youths in Inverness this morning.

Councillors have agreed to move two ambitious proposals to develop Nairn to the next stage at a meeting of the local area committee on Wednesday.

The shoplifter stole £17 worth of Easter eggs from a shop in an Inverness retail park to give to her children.

FORMER president of the Camanachd Association and ex Caley Thistle director Ken Thomson died at his home in Inverness yesterday.

MORE than 160 people were having a ball for Highland Hospice, generating £20,000 for the cause in the process.

The Greens have called on the Scottish Government to “redirect” cash from dualling the A9 to make railway travel competitive with road travel.

NEW MBE Norman MacDonald has pledged not to rest on his laurels after being recognised for his services to charity.

Police have arrested two people – taking the total number of arrests to 14 – following a continued protest on an oil rig in the Cromarty Firth.

A LEADING city pub is getting set to reach out to take its brand beyond Inverness – if it can drum up support from local fans.

The intimate but always fun Woodzstock music festival returns for a third year at the Woodside of Drumnamerg near Tore on the Black Isle tomorrow.

Pupils from Dalneigh Primary in Inverness helped mark the opening of the extension of the school's new dining hall and commercial kitchen.