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Local artists are being encouraged to submit their proposals for artwork set to go alongside a cycling route in Nairn.
It was another busy week for Inverness Sheriff Court with a number of cases covered by the Inverness Courier.
Almost 200 runners and walkers gathered at the Links in Nairn this morning for the town’s first-ever Parkrun.
Memories flowed in Ardersier as a group of former workers of what was once the area’s major employer gathered to mark the unveiling of a new display.
A Nairn guest house is now on the market -— with an asking price of over £1 million.
An Ardersier hotel that closed down last year could be turned into a wellness centre if plans are given the green light by councillors next week.
A court process is set to start as part of a Fatal Accident Inquiry (FAI) into the death of a man at Inverness prison, it has been announced.
A sawmilling business based in Nairn announced the appointment of a new CEO at the helm.
Police Scotland’s national rollout of body-worn video equipment is set to be introduced in the Highlands this summer.
An Inverness cafe announced it will increase its prices in a bid to keep the business sustainable amid rising running costs.
An Inverness-based mental health charity is calling for people’s memories of its launch to commemorate its 10th anniversary this year.
A 52-year-old man died in a car crash on the A938 between Carrbridge and Grantown-on-Spey last night.
A total of 56 drivers were charged with speeding offences last week in the North Highland region.
A pizza restaurant franchise with a branch in Inverness has been hit by protests as a union has accused the company of “blatantly unlawful” behaviour.
Highland teams have joined Scotland’s mountain community in paying tribute to a mountain search and rescue veteran after he passed away last weekend.
A Nairn-based charity born to support people’s mental and physical health through water-based activities is launching its second year of activities.
A Nairn-based charity born to support people’s mental and physical health through water-based activities is launching its second year of activities.
Broken promises over the delivery of the Nairn Bypass are among the reasons why Fergus Ewing could stand as independent at the next Holyrood election.
Five years after the first lockdown, Beauly GP Dr Ross Jaffrey looks back at the community response and learning points of the Covid pandemic.
Former NHS Highland health board member Melanie Newdick talks of the tragic loss of her mother to covid during the pandemic.
