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“Exceptional staffing pressures” at a Nairn school have sparked concerns that staff absence and vacant posts could impact pupil attainment.
A new Inverness music venue which has replaced Revolution bar is set to open doors with a special ‘grand opening act’.
A statement on the A96 dualling scheme was met with anger by MSPs, prompting accusations of ‘betrayal’ and ‘broken promises’ to Highland communities.
A Nairn charity promoting sustainability in the community is set to host its first-ever fundraising from its community hub at Seaman’s Hall.
Detectives leading the reinvestigation into the murder of a Nairn banker 20 years ago have launched a new online appeal to uncover new information.
An event bringing together representatives from major development projects in Inverness was hailed as a “great success”.
Artists from UHI Inverness and UHI Moray will have their work on display at a renowned Scotland-wide annual exhibition.
Whisky enthusiasts and industry representatives gathered in Inverness to celebrate the spirit and discuss opportunities and challenges in the sector.
The final version of a community-led plan setting out priorities for the future development of Nairnshire will be presented to the public this week.
More Highland MSPs have backed our petition asking for a timeline for the Nairn Bypass and A96 dualling to be delivered by the end of 2024.
Crowds gathered in Falcon Square singing along to the most popular festive songs as Santa switched on the city’s Christmas lights.
A popular initiative to tackle food waste in Nairn is going from strength to strength and is now expanding into a new food-growing project.
A mix of criminal cases were dealt with at Inverness Sheriff Court last week - here is a round-up.
A Christmas market south-east of Nairn has been named among seven top “boutique markets” in the UK by The Times.
Members at Nairn Golf Club celebrated the end of the 2024 season and their achievement at the club’s annual prize-giving dinner and ceilidh.
A new winter light trail is set to open for the first time this evening at one of the Cairngorms’ most popular parks.
Disruption is set to hit transport across the Highlands and Moray, with extreme weather brought by Storm Bert prompting reduced speed on train lines.
Winter is fast approaching - frosty days, the festive frenzy and nights stretching long and dark are around the corner.
Councillors urged to look into the cumulative impact of new energy facilities as plans for a new battery storage unit in Nairn took a step forward.
A talented construction graduate working on the site of the new HMP Highland has been crowned ‘graduate of the year’ at a prestigious awards ceremony.
