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An Inverness hotel is asking the public to stop dumping rubbish and damaging lawns in its grounds after opening up its green space to walkers.
A powerful show of solidarity and respect for the NHS from people in and around Inverness is saving lives and slowing the spread of Covid-19.
Highland councillor Duncan Macpherson is singing the praises of a mystery good Samaritan who salvaged his wife’s purse and possessions.
An estate agent hit hard by coronavirus could miss out on an emergency £10,000 Scottish Government grant after an administrative error.
ANXIOUS employees asked to return to work for one of Ross-shire’s most significant employers have been promised stringent safety measures.
Clachnacuddin FC are looking for some artistry to grace Grant Street Park.
Ex-ICT midfielder Nick Ross is trying to keep his dream of playing in America's MLS alive, despite being on lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
TWO lucky Inverness winners have scooped £1000 each in the People's Postcode Lottery.
A Nairn care home is looking for crumbs of comfort – in the shape of donated biscuits.
GENEROUS runners forced to pull out of a postponed hill race near Dingwall have donated their entry fees to three Highland mountain rescue teams.
ORGANISERS of the 2020 Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival have postponed their next ticket resale as the coronavirus crisis deepens.
PLANTS grown at Inverness Botanic Gardens through its GROW Project are being donated to a host of local charities.
Graeme Bennett is urging football authorities to act swiftly to end ICT’s state of limbo between a Premiership future and potentially severe cuts.
Former Inverness Caledonian Thistle midfielder David Proctor reflects on the club's Championship-winning campaign a decade ago.
Ex-Clach striker Paul Brindle believes the Highland League showed great courage and integrity by rallying together to crown Brora Rangers champions.
Alex Chisholm would rate this season – whatever remains of it – as the strangest he can remember, but he is confident Clach will come through it.
Ex-Caley Thistle captain Gary Warren does not think a return to the Highlands in a coaching capacity one day is out of the question.
TERRY Butcher wants the Scottish football authorities to consider a league restructuring that would propel ICT straight back into the Premiership.
A CALEY Thistle footballer is in self-isolation after showing symptoms that could be related to coronavirus.
POLICE are investigating a spate of car break-ins in Nairn.
