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LEARN MORE Learn more about our Digital Subscriptions here!A band of dedicated volunteer fundraisers have clocked up an incredible 22,628 miles for a Highland mental health charity.
Cradlehall Primary School youngsters are tackling climate change and contributing to green recovery aspirations with a new polytunnel.
School staff across the Highlands were praised by councillors last week for “professionalism and compassion” amid the challenges of the pandemic.
Parents of pupils at an Inverness secondary school have been alerted after a child tested positive in a lateral flow device (LFD) test.
A group of arts organisations have received £300,000 to help shape cultural life in the Highlands.
A children's hospital charity is set to harness the energy of one of Scotland’s most successful businessmen.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Alasdair Fraser jumps back into the saddle for a spectacular long-distance trip through the Scottish Highlands
A much-loved former Highland League footballer who made a lasting impact in local civic and sporting life will be laid to rest tomorrow.
Local landscape, myths and stories have provided the inspiration for a new art exhibition which has opened at Nairn Community and Arts Centre.
Film lovers can feast on blockbusters, classics and family films as big screen entertainment returns to an Inverness cinema this month.
A telephone scam is seeking to intimidate Highland residents into disclosing personal details with fake threats over National Insurance (NI) numbers.
A Highland Council Gaelic translation service has been lauded for its work – after scripting everything from committee papers to a person’s tattoo.
Highland Council is alerting community groups to the looming deadline for securing funding from Scotland's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund.
An ambitious Inverness bodybuilder is muscling in on his dream of turning professional after a big victory in England last week.
Q. My doctor thinks my blood pressure might be too low. What does this mean?
Protestors in vigil outside Town House to highlight use of weaponry linked to Highland Council pension fund used against Palestinian civilians
A UK hotel chain claims Inverness folk will ditch foreign holidays for a trip to the British seaside this summer – with Blackpool top destination.
A protest highlighting how Highland Council’s pensions help fund weaponry used against civilians in Palestine and elsewhere took place on Saturday.
Visitors to one of Highlands' most popular peaks are being warned to beware the hazards of limited car-parking.
Budding garden designers at a nursery and a primary school have enjoyed blooming brilliant success in a national competition.