NAIRN Dunbar’s junior champion Steven Pears claimed the inaugural Russell Knox Junior Open at Inverness.
Rent owed to Highland Council by the 1290 Highlanders currently receiving universal credit has jumped 40 per cent in just six months – from £704,000…
THE ownership of a parcel of land in the Longman area of Inverness was in question when an Army officer called at the Inverness Town Council offices asking…
RONNIE Sharp is keen to add more experience to his Nairn County squad.
ALEX Cooper is chomping at the bit to get back involved in football again after an injury-hit 12 months.
SCOTLAND’S answer to Route 66 has launched its very own passport to help visitors keep track of their bucket list experiences.
JAKE Mulraney insists there is no need for Caley Thistle to panic – despite their surprise weekend pre-season 2-0 loss at League Two Elgin City.
The event was organised by the Highland Skate Park Association which is a charity that helps to raise the profile of the sport and encourages others to…
THE ever-present risk of infectious diseases such as cholera and smallpox – particularly from ships coming into Inverness – was cause for…
A BEEKEEPER believes Highland Council should consult apiarists if it is going to be spraying weedkillers in areas where there are hives.
COUNCILLORS have rubber-stamped the final stage of work to renovate Inverness Town House.
Making the draw was MG ALBA chief executive Donald Campbell, assisted by Diane Kerr, sales consultant, Tulloch Homes, and Billy MacKay construction director,…
A CAMPAIGN to promote responsible gambling has been hailed a success despite the low number of people who stepped forward for help.
LEADING councillors have called for an end to “smoke and mirrors” from the Scottish Government when it is deciding how much money to give…
THE town celebrated the opening of a new market to replace the old one off Union Street.
A FREE car parking bonanza for motorists at Morrisons supermarket is set to end.
A BUDDING baker is on a fundraising mission to help others with her weekly bake sales and her new recipe book,
THE Highlands’ newest town has received plaudits at a recent awards ceremony.
PLANS for a new tourism "one-stop shop" on the shores of Loch Ness have been given a funding boost.
A DRUGS courier bound for the Highlands who was caught ferrying a £16,000 heroin stash has been jailed for a year.