Inverness folk old and young refused to let the Covid-19 health crisis dampen spirits during commemorations of VE Day’s 75th anniversary.
Today's VE Day commemorations will be marked in a different manner this year, in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A charity working to rebuild a fire-ravaged country mansion beside Loch Ness has bought the old estate’s last remaining land and buildings.
High Life Highland is helping commemorate the 75th anniversary of VE Day online by releasing fascinating documents from the momentous period.
A couple working to rebuild a fire-ravaged historic Loch Ness-side mansion have launched a fresh fundraising appeal to pay for stonework repairs.
A promise came back to haunt an Inverness charity dance show contestant – forcing him to submit to the clippers.
A football referee has got his running shoes on to help the NHS this month.
Police are investigating after vandals chopped down and stole timber from Merkinch Local Nature Reserve.
HIGHLAND Council is preparing a bid for funds which could be “transformational” in securing a green transport revolution for Inverness.
Police are investigating the “unexplained” death of a man on a boat near Inverness.
A specialist team has completed a dare-devil repair of a crucial water main crossing the Kessock Bridge.
POLLUTION levels have plummeted on an Inverness road branded one of the most toxic in Scotland.
A festival celebrating lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights will defy the Covid-19 lockdown by going online.
Childhood memories of seeing the Clachnacuddin FC flag flying high on matchdays inspired a club director’s challenge to young fans.
Highland Council planners took decisions behind closed doors this week amid fierce criticism of the change in democratic process.
A WOMAN hit by a huge US hospital bill after two insurance companies refused to pay out has secured a reprieve after the Inverness Courier intervened.
As coronavirus restrictions kept many from her funeral an Inverness gran's family are honouring her memory in a slightly different way.
Plans have been lodged with Highland Council to build 49 new homes in the Slackbuie area of Inverness.
Cadet corporal Daniela Rusmane (16) of 1st Battalion The Highlanders’ Ardersier detachment, has a new qualification.
One of Britain’s best-known sandwich shop chains could soon be filling a new city centre premises.
