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A HERO of Caley Thistle's famous Scottish Cup final triumph of 2015 has been honoured by students at the University of the Highlands and Islands.
TWO drivers were taken to hospital today after a car and van collided on the A9 just south of Cromarty Bridge.
TWO drivers were taken to hospital today after a two-vehicle smash on the A9 just south of Cromarty Bridge.
CALEY Thistle’s first team scrambled a controversial victory over a tactically astute ICT under-12s select at the club’s annual open day.
A SMALL amateur dramatics group which rehearses in a Dalneigh scout hut has earned the unlikely endorsement of world-renowned Sir Tim Rice.
A SUICIDE awareness group is taking its message of help, hope and support to football fans.
A HUGELY successful former president of Caledonian FC has died at the age of 89.
A FIRE in a large lorry caused the closure of one lane near the A9 Raigmore interchange this morning.
CALEY Thistle chief executive Scot Gardiner has warned there is “no knight in shining armour” poised to step in and rescue club finances.
LITTLE Reece Mitchell was thrilled to meet his heroes on Saturday as special guest of Caley Thistle.
ARGOS has apologised to local customers after “a technical issue” forced temporary closure of its store at Inverness Shopping Park.
FRIGHTENED primary school kids in a busy neighbourhood have been forced to make their own road safety signs after “dangerous” brushes with traffic.
A RENOWNED Inverness footballer of the 1950s and ’60s will be laid to rest today.
A TERMINALLY ill little boy who is blind and unable to walk has regained “life-changing” mobility after a charity fundraiser by Old Firm fans.
Brad Mckay wouldn’t be surprised if Robbie Neilson rolled up in Inverness today with a note of what Caley Thistle’s players had for breakfast.
An improved and replenished Lovat squad will relish a Macaulay Cup away-day in Kinlochshiel.
Clach manager Brian MacLeod ranks tomorrow’s opponents Brora Rangers as the best team in the Highland League this season.
He may be lagging a little bit behind Tiger Woods who, legend has it, began swinging a club from his high chair at the age of six months.
Captain Stuart MacDonald is another player who will be excused from Highland’s last outing of 2018 tomorrow in front of a packed Canal Park.
Caley Thistle are primed and ready for Dundee United’s negativity tomorrow – after watching the Tannadice team cynically frustrate Ross County.
