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Tornagrain's resident Shaunna Leitch shares her experience of moving into a new country home from developer ZeroC, part of Places for People.
AN art exhibition is set to take place across the empty shop units of an historic Inverness market this week.
Preparations are underway at Inverness Crematorium for staff to offer web streaming as part of a funeral service to anyone who wishes it.
Give him something he will really enjoy such as a cool gadget or investment piece.
THE work produced by Inverness art students was on show on a city college walls last week to mark UN Human Rights day last week.
Inverness-based photographer Andrew Dawson was inspired by Inverness's iconic landscapes to create a new project over lockdown.
PEOPLE who take regular medication are being urged by NHS 24 to make sure their repeat prescription is top of their Christmas list.
AN art exhibition by UHI art students will be projected on the buildings of an Inverness college to mark UN Human Rights Day on Thursday.
The event supported two important charities.
Five ideas to inspire you and gift the brilliant women in your life something special this winter.
SCHOOL students in Inverness gave back to their community by building a Christmas tree made of recycled materials.
AN Inverness MSP has praised a reduction of speed limits to 30mph introduced at Raigmore interchange in Inverness.
DANCE students in Inverness were delighted to receive their official certificates and medals months after they took their first virtual exam.
THE ‘spirit of the Highlands’ will help inspire displays in the newly-transformed Inverness Castle when it finally opens as a visitor centre.
Generous gifts will light up the lives of 70 people with donations made so far.
AN Inverness grandfather will feature in a new online exhibition for his efforts to improve sanitation services in Scotland.
City residents are being urged to light up the area with Christmas decorations after festive public events were cancelled.
HIGHLANDS and Islands Students’ Association (HISA) has launched a Gaelic survey in a bid to better represent the view of students of the language.
A DELIVERY service unveiled a list of the most popular dishes ordered in Inverness, where the company has been operating for four years.
THE “amazing sacrifice” of a Black Isle woman has helped to give her husband a second chance at life.
