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A PERFORMING arts school in Inverness has released a new promo video in a bid to encourage more young talents to join their ranks.
NAIRN Angling association announced a new honorary member recently.
TRAFFIC Scotland have confirmed that the A96 between Inverness and Nairn has been reopened.
ARTISTS from all over Nairn are featured in one of the newest exhibits in town.
THE A96 between Inverness and Nairn has been closed in both directions following a road traffic accident.
LAST week's spell of Aurora Borealis was captured by a Nairn-based photographer.
A BUSINESS networking event was back in Nairn for the first time in three years.
How often have you jotted down "read more" on your new year's resolutions?
A COMMUNITY choir was glad to present two Nairn charities with the results of their latest fundraising effort last week.
A NEW convener has been appointed for the Nairn Highland Games after long-serving chairwoman Sandra Ross stepped down after 20 years in the role.
An essential bus operator is pinning its hopes on changes to recruitment procedures to address staff shortages impacting on service levels.
SCHOOL pupils across the Highlands are being encouraged to take part to a nation-wide garden designing competition.
A SECOND consultation on Nairn Common Good land has been launched by the Highland Council last week.
A POPULAR gin festival will be back this summer, it has been announced.
A LOCAL clothing boutique has just announced they will be opening a new branch dedicated to footwear in Nairn town Centre.
A BUS operator as announced the official date for the launch of its fully-electric fleet in Inverness.
A NAIRN business organisation is getting ready to face its first renewal bid after its first five years.
Councillors in Nairn have commented positively on the announcement of the Green freeport.
WORRIED Nairn residents have raised the alarm after the return of a pest invasion in their back gardens – and homes.
THE Inverness Sea Scouts had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity on Thursday as their first meeting of the year was attended by a special guest.
