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Folk music lovers were delighted as Ardersier hosted its increasingly popular Folk Festival for the fourth year.
Police are asking for the help of the public to trace a Nairn Academy pupil who was reported missing earlier today
A remote Highland estate overlooking Loch Mullardoch in Glen Cannich is now on the market.
The new model aims to “strengthen student experience and ensure financial sustainability’ for the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
An Inverness primary school’s pupil support assistant (PSA) has created a colourful mural to boost the mood of the school’s community.
A bowling club has celebrated an outstanding season which saw their membership soar.
A boost to Nairn’s business sector could be on the cards as a firm seeks permission for an extension of the town’s main industrial estate.
Nairn’s classical music calendar is set for a great kickoff with a renowned violin and piano duo to launch the new season of Music Nairn.
An Inverness orchestra will be delighting audiences in the Highland capital for a special concert marking the cathedral’s 150th anniversary.
An Inverness teenager who became the first person to find the eggs of a mysterious moth in the UK has been nominated for a national award.
A Nairn women’s football club will be hosting their first big fundraiser to engage with the local community and attract new players and sponsors.
A popular music festival is set to return to Ardersier this month with an exciting weekend of events.
Five proposals for new battery energy storage systems (BESS) are currently being explored for Nairn after the announcement of plans for a new site.
The record-breaker 21st edition of the Nairn Book & Arts Festival is now in full flow.
A Nairn soldier has returned to Scotland after completing one of the British Army’s toughest courses in the remote tropics of Brunei.
Highland Council announced two new double-decker buses have recently joined their in-house fleet.
The next phase of resurfacing works on the A9 between Slochd and Findhorn Bridge are set to start on Wednesday, September 11.
A popular Inverness leisure area will remain closed after premises were found damaged after a break-in this morning.
A climber was airlifted from the Kyle of Lochalsh area to Raigmore Hospital after falling yesterday evening.
Moray LibDem leader Neil Alexander is backing a motion in Parliament to block UK Government’s plans to cut winter fuel payments for pensioners.
