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The roof of the world beckons for two Highland men after they set their sights on hiking in the Himalayas to raise funds for charity.
Incredible performance by Inverness athlete.
Inverness Courier content editor Andy Dixon is among the dancers for Strictly Inverness 2024.
Cllr Karl Rosie says 'understanding where the Council’s property related carbon emissions arise from, will enable more informed decision-making'
Here are a few symptoms that could indicate you are going through the menopause.
Separation and divorce can be a painful experience which may continue to have a damaging effect on you and your family's wellbeing years later.
The Fortrose Great Shark mystery that created ripples half a world away from its intended audience has been solved – by a curious black Labrador.
Community-spirited efforts to help people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis have seen a Culloden butchers' employee honoured for their work.
MSP Kate Forbes has urged the Scottish government not to appeal a court decision to uphold the UK government's block on gender reform.
Winter is the perfect time to let out our creative spirits and dive into the magic world of craft-making.
A letter from the Department of Work and Pensions that I’d be receiving a £500 winter fuel payment put a spring in my step on a chilly winter morning.
Chelsie Allison, Miss Scotland, is justifiably proud of bringing that title to Inverness.
Shop locally where possible, and your money supports local families – owners and staff, says our columnist.
We have our problems here but the pace of life is less hectic and less stressful, says our columnist.
Duo impressed in big victory at Hampden Park.
Boss dismissed after heavy defeat to Inverness.
Manager gives his views on being sent off.
Derek Adams saw his Staggies side lose for the first time since returning to Dingwall – and he was not impressed by the team's display going forward.
Boss sent to the stands in the first half.
Inverness 22-year-old Alasdair Prott is heading out to New Zealand to represent Scotland on the world stage next week.
Clach cannot expect Buckie Thistle to be distracted by their Scottish Cup draw against Celtic when they meet in the Highland League tomorrow.
Take time to be kind to ourselves, focus on what matters, and lean into the love of those who we do have around us.
John Davidson spends some time at the end of the line and discovers the Plock of Kyle offers a superb vantage point to see the mighty Cuillin hills
Objectors want Highland Council to reject the bid to turn the gym into a bowling alley but officials say their hands are tied.
Internationally renowned UK climber Fay Manners told an audience in Aviemore that she wants to encourage young women to follow their passion for sport
Ringing changes on part of our shared history
They have been added to the bill for the annual entertainment extravaganza alongside the likes of Deacon Blue and Sugababes.
From a choral performance to a reindeer parade, there's a lot going on in Aberdeenshire this weekend as Christmas approaches.
Some of the varied events coming up over the weekend and into next week.
BAFTA-nominated comedian Rachel Parris brings her brand new tour: POISE to the Tivoli Theatre.
Sleeping Beauty hits the stage in Aberdeen in an amazing mix of comedy, dance routines, song and of course a little touch of that special Gary magic.
Santa's Lochalsh stopover has become an eagerly anticipated event in the local calendar – and it's well before Christmas Day...
Inverness is set to welcome Rag’n’Bone Man next summer – a year after his planned 2023 gig in the city had to be cancelled at the last minute.
He was forced to pull his summer gig at the last minute due to a plane issue but pledged he would return – and that he's set to do one year later.
The 16-year-old is also charged with the attempted murder of two other people.
Two sets of twin brothers died after the blaze in south London in December 2021.
The Prime Minister faces the most perilous week of his leadership.
On Tuesday eastern Scotland could see between 50mm and 75mm of rain, equivalent to a third of the average for December.
