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For Hayden Jeffrey, it represents a lifetime’s dream bound up in book form. It is also a dying wish fulfilled for the terminally-ill Fortrose writer.
Highland homeowners wishing to reduce energy bills could be able to tap into 100 per cent funding for solar panels and battery storage.
An incredible fundraising effort by a young autistic lad has helped create a new resource for carers of people with neurodevelopmental conditions.
He says they need to aim staying in the Championship.
It is still not known if a massive cyber attack on the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) compromised sensitive staff and student data.
Almost a million meals have been delivered to Highland households in need during the pandemic through a collaborative, multi-agency effort.
A pensioner who was threatened with court action by British Gas over a bill he paid months ago has finally won a full apology.
It would all be Greek to your average Post Office customer in Inverness.
International Women’s Day will be celebrated online by more than 70 students and employees from the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
A Loch Ness-side hotel has been forced to abandon plans to showcase local producers at a community food market on Mother's Day.
It provoked heated debate across social media: should the slang word ‘jag’ or ‘jab’ be used for injection?
A classic and vintage car tour around Loch Ness that raises thousands of pounds for charity has been cancelled for a second year running.
Acute services in NHS Highland remain “very busy” after recent admissions – with Raigmore Hospital facing particular pressures.
It is simple three-letter slang for a medical term defining these strange and concerning times – yet opinion is divided on 'jag' or 'jab'
A planned overnight road closure in Inverness will no longer be necessary, Highland Council says.
Drivers are being warned that a city link road under the Kessock Bridge will be closed overnight from tomorrow evening.
Pupils at Milton of Leys Primary in Inverness have been given new books for their school library by Morrisons Foundation.
People in the Highlands will soon receive coronavirus vaccines closer to home with the help of a mobile vaccination unit called the Jabbernaut.
AN MSP has praised frontline healthcare workers after vaccinations in the NHS Highland area surpassed the 100,000 mark.
A talented Inverness artist Reina Edmiston is combining brush strokes with pedal strokes after turning to the humble bicycle in a time of need.
