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Making a splash at Nairn beach.
The sight of snow-free mountains inspired a Nairn photographer to explore what climate change is doing to our landscapes, businesses and communities.
A Highland MP said he was ‘shocked’ by the ‘opulence’ and emptiness of the UK government’s brand-new £150 million headquarters in Glasgow.
A sold-out community centre was filled with laughter as a community panto took on stage to raise cheers and money for charity.
The Inverness Courier is launching a petition calling for the publication of a timeline for works on the section of the A96 dualling scheme by Easter.
Works to install new play equipment at Whin Park in Inverness are set to start in January, Highland Council has confirmed.
Train services between Inverness and the Central Belt are set to be disrupted after the line between Perth and Dunkeld & Birnam was obstructed.
Train passengers travelling on the Far North Line could face disruption today due to icy conditions between Inverness and Lairg.
An Inverness choir hit the right tunes for charity as they performed in front of an audience of 700 people.
Crews and staff from Nairn Community Fire Station are visiting local communities to bring some festive cheer - raising almost £10,000 for charity.
A mentoring programme supporting care-experienced and disadvantaged young people is set to launch in two schools in Inverness and Nairn.
The family of a young Nairn woman who died of leukaemia will appear on TV this weekend to inspire more people to donate blood over the festive season.
An initiative aiming to ensure every child experiences the magic of Christmas is set to return to Inverness this weekend.
The refusal to provide a timeline on the next stages of the A96 dualling scheme in the next three months is ‘unacceptable’ for a veteran politician.
Parents shared their worries about the impact on education and student welfare at Nairn Academy as the school grapples with a staffing crisis.
Plans for a housing development in Auldearn have encountered opposition due to reported flood risk in the area.
Nairn’s new MP has vowed to highlight issues with the upkeep of the town centre to council representatives as he met with business owners last week.
Pupils at an Inverness school took home top marks for the latest round of performing and musical theatre exams.
An Ardersier music club was named Club of the Year at the most prestigious night in Scotland’s traditional music calendar.
An Inverness charity supporting people with impaired mobility was hit by a ‘devastating’ blow after being told it will lose vital funding.
