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A landowner is seeking planning permission to convert an old stone steading at Daviot into a farm shop and café.
A former soldier with post-traumatic stress disorder has completed a test of endurance – despite breaking a rib when Storm Ellen struck.
An Inverness kart racing track that funds crucial charity work for vulnerable children reopened today.
An Inverness pub quiz master braved the shave to say thank you to Macmillan Cancer Support.
A PORT authority accused of ignoring a community stricken by months of noise pollution from oil rigs insists it is doing everything it can to help.
A community cupboard offering food and other necessities to local people in need in Inverness has been vandalised.
One of the most popular children’s attractions in Inverness is set to reopen next month saving 14 jobs.
An ingenious mobile “sensory room” could soon be serving young people with autism and special needs if a Cawdor man’s ambitious crowdfunder succeeds.
A Highland MSP today pressed Scotland’s trade minister to spare the budget of Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) from further cuts.
Highland Council has unveiled new branding for an initiative encouraging businesses to open their toilets for general public use.
Dingwall teenager Josh Reid attracting interest from south of the border.
A pub landlord appalled by the slow pace of the planning process has urged Highland Council to sharpen up to support the Covid-19 recovery.
Former Commonwealth Games cyclist Roddy Riddle remembers the day he became a sporting legend.
Entrepreneur and TV personality Duncan Bannatyne has welcomed First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement.
A pub landlord has abandoned plans to turn a popular live music venue into a city centre hostel despite winning planning approval for the move.
Parents have been assured all possible safety measures are in place after an Inverness teacher tested positive for coronavirus.
NHS Highland insists there is “no increased risk” to staff and pupils at an Inverness school where a teacher tested positive for coronavirus.
A member of staff at an Inverness primary school today tested positive for Covid-19.
An Alness farming family is looking to reaffirm its commitment to the Easter Ross town by bringing its businesses under one roof.
An Inverness charity renowned for transforming young lives wants to be allowed to reopen.
