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WATCH: Highland Pride speakers tell LGBTQ+ community ‘the fight goes on’

Politicians Emma Roddick and Sarah Fanet were joined in addressing the crowd by Lady Carbisdale.

Highland Pride’s 2025 celebrations showed strength of community

Over 1100 people marched through Inverness city centre to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

PICTURES: Pupils reflect on healing power of art and nature in new exhibit

Talented Nairn pupils saw their artworks on display as part of a retrospective exhibition reflecting on the devastation and regrowth of Hiroshima.

Labour Holyrood hopeful calls for charge on campervans

The Labour candidate for Inverness and Nairn has called for the government to look at options for implementing a motorhome charge on Highland roads.

Exercise can be key to boosting health - including after treatment

Treament matters, but so too does staying healthy in a bid to prevent illness, says our columnist.

Whisky and golf set to make perfect pairing in aid of Highland charity

Whisky lovers are in for a chance to support a beloved Highland palliative care charity with a dram-tastic event.

Entries open for Nairn’s own motorshow

Entries are now open for Nairnshire’s most popular motor show as it returns for the fifth time to the seaside town.

Play area revamp works see Highland team honoured at national awards

Almost 30 play areas have now been refurbished by Highland Council’s amenities team and they have been honoured for their efforts.

Ducklings trapped in drain rescued by kind residents

A team of kind-hearted Inverness residents and workmen saved the day for a mallard family after a brood of ducklings fell into a drain.

Inverness weightlifter called up to represent Scotland in international competition

She took up the sport four years ago. Now she is representing her country.

Green policies prevent green dream from becoming a reality?

Does Scotland have the capacity to realise the green vision, MSP Fergus Ewing wonders.

Machinery rings’ merger to create £100m turnover giant

A £100 million combined turnover is expected to be generated by the planned merger of two major agricultural co-operatives in the north.

School library’s ‘bubble’ provides a cosy space for pupils

Pupils at an Inverness primary school have been given a special space where they can retreat with a book.

Former professional boxer’s dream come true to set up new club in Inverness

Club is continuing to grow after opening eight months ago.

Charlie Christie says difference in quality of two competitions was evident

Caley Thistle legend Charlie Christie reflects on two wildly different European finals to round off the 2024/25 season.

Musician who stole Highland hearts en route to Britain’s Got Talent semi-final is coming to MacMoray

An accordion player who reached the latter stages of Britain’s Got Talent is coming to Elgin.

PICTURES: ‘A special place’ – £1m gardens at Loch Ness-side castle complete after 7 years

Seven years and more than £1 million in the making, Scotland’s richest man is celebrating the completion of his showpiece and most exclusive garden.

PULS8 indoor event prepares to ‘raise the bar’ for Inverness dance scene this weekend

The event has sold around 850 tickets thus far.

WATCH: Iconic footballer answers criticisms of LGBTQ+ visibility

The historic footballer has given his thoughts on some of the common comments left on LGBTQ+ media.

PICTURES: School’s masquerade spring ball raises whopping £16,000

Delighted school parents have hailed the community’s generosity after their first Masquerade Spring Fling raised almost £16,000.