Ardersier artist Donald Jack used lockdown to create a collection of paintings now on show at Nairn Community Centre.
A joiner has completed a North Coast 500 cycle challenge to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Hopes have been raised that Nairn’s crumbling playgrounds could be in line for an overhaul following a review of facilities by Highland Council.
Concept designs have been revealed for a new footbridge between a Nairn housing development and industrial estate and retail park.
Ashers bakery is hoping to lick the competition as it takes a step into the ice-cream market this summer.
Nairn community councillors say there are still questions to be answered on what is happening to developer contributions from local housing projects.
Graffiti daubed on premises at Nairn’s putting green has drawn a furious response from community leaders.
Full list of award winners and runners up.
The public toilets at Nairn harbour could be reopened to the public by the beginning of August.
A new acting ward manager has been appointed to look after the Nairn area of Highland Council.
A wayward peacock who ruffled the feathers of a number of locals in Cawdor earlier this year is set to stay put in the village regardless.
Claims that primary schools in Nairn are at capacity have been rejected at a meeting of the Nairnshire area committee of Highland Council.
Last year's events were cancelled due to Covid restrictions.
The tragic death of a dad at Cawdor and TV coverage of a Danish footballer collapsing has prompted a review of where defibrillators are available.
A bitter ongoing row between a Nairn community council and a breakaway group leads to plea for peace and love from former councillor.
The splashpad was provided by a local fund-raising effort organised by Hamish’s family after his death, aged eight, after a battle with cancer.
Chief Inspector Jenny Valentine said a lot of community improvement work had been held up because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Councillors are to press for grass cutting of the former Farmers Showfield in Nairn to be put back on the local authority’s programme of works.
Armed forces veterans are urged to enjoy the support of the Royal British Legion as the Nairn branch opened its newly-refurbished centenary lounge.
A referendum should be held in Nairn to determine the future of the town’s Sandown common good lands says Provost Laurie Fraser.
