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A hand-carved bench has been installed in a school garden as a lasting tribute to a special former pupil.
Podium finish in Poland.
A LEADING member of the Highland Council administration has labelled the expansion of Culloden Academy as currently planned as “an absolute joke”.
Diane Knox loves football and golf but supporting the national team will be her priority.
Going out with a bang.
The Inverness singer-songwriter is about to release his latest EP created during lockdown.
Barbara Henderson says "if you're stuck for inspiration, look for a book."
This week is the 150th anniversary of the first of two shocking tragedies at sea which plunged the village of Avoch into mourning.
She smashed the previous record.
May 29 is a date which should be noted on the calendar of everyone with a sweet tooth, as it marks Biscuit Day in the UK.
Two new Inverness businesses started within the past year which are bucking that trend, and have gone from strength to strength during the pandemic.
Cradlehall Primary School youngsters are tackling climate change and contributing to green recovery aspirations with a new polytunnel.
Four out of 10 clubs in the Champions will have artificial pitches
Inverness businessman David Sutherland has been given top marks for donating £12,500 to help switch the lights back on at his old school.
Drugs and cash have been seized at locations in the Highlands as part of a UK-wide week of activity targeting organised crime gangs.
Staff at an Inverness restaurant and takeaway are in mourning after a popular member of staff collapsed and died at work.
A GAMBLING addict who spent more than £9000 of his grandparents’ money on gaming platforms has avoided a jail sentence.
Owner looking ahead to next season.
Former Clachnacuddin manager returns to Station Park.
Parking bays in Ardross Street in Inverness are finally able to welcome visiting coach tours after being delayed due to Covid-19 restrictions.
