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Both teams won their opening games in North Caledonian League.
Caley Thistle got off to a winning start.
Caley Thistle have to bounce back.
Caley Thistle missing several players for visit of Ayr United.
Drumnadrochit man's photo of cute squirrel wins Countryfile calendar top prize.
Great start for Caley Thistle in Championship North
Boys must become men on the field for Inverness.
AN Inverness humanitarian group is celebrating playing its small part in eradicating wild polio from Africa.
A care home in Inverness is being told to improve on how it caters for garden visits during the Covid-19 pandemic.
AN eye-catching expression of young people’s belief in a safer, fairer and more sustainable planet has gone on show at Eden Court Theatre.
A concerned neighbour in Kinmylies is warning cat owners to beware of youngsters intent on collaring their kitties.
European citizens wishing to continue living in the UK after Brexit are being urged to seek out Highland Council help.
Inverness and Nairn are set for a timely employment boost with up to 250 jobs created by a consulting, technology and outsourcing services giant.
An Inverness windows manufacturer is to create 10 new jobs this month to take staff numbers above pre-Covid 19 levels.
High Life Highland will be able to keep all of its facilities and attractions open throughout the school holidays.
Some Scotrail services north of Inverness were disrupted last night after a conductor fell ill.
When Diane and Alan Wallace returned to Inverness after six years in Australia to open their own bakery, it turned into a true homecoming.
A pioneering charity with a track record for transforming young lives has managed to get a massive cash boost over the finishing line.
One of the Penta Hotel’s great strengths amid the challenges of the pandemic has been the ability to offer a comforting streak of normality.
Fraser Peterkin embraced a streak of realism as the four-star, 121-bedroom Mercure Hotel in Inverness re-opened tentatively in July.
