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ONE of Scotland's most popular chefs was the special guest at an Inverness pub serving special pizzas for a local cancer charity.
A MAN was taken to hospital after a car crash on the A82 south of Inverness.
A SECTION of the A82 is currently restricted in both directions between Inverness and Drumnadrochit, with emergency services in attendance.
A POPULAR outdoor market will be back for its spring edition in Nairn on Saturday.
A POPULAR outdoors site run by a Highland-based duo bagged an award at the Scottish Walking Awards.
A NIGHT of music and community spirit was a success for Nairn County's fundraise bid, with just under £2000 raised for Ground Improvement Fund.
A PETITION calling for a replacement to the main hospital in the Highlands has gathered more than 200 signatures since its launch on Monday.
A HIGHLAND road is currently closed in both directions with heavy traffic building on the road following a collision.
A GROUP of women have completed a strenuous mountain trek challenge in Croatia raising close to £133,000 for the Highland Hospice.
AN ENERGY company has confirmed they are working on alternative options on plans to build a controversial overhead line in the Highlands.
The launch of a new initiative raising awareness of the connections between humans and nature around the world will be held in Inverness this week.
North police have confirmed that a man wo went missing from Inverness was found safe and well.
A NAIRN dog-lover has proved she is a cut above the rest after having a radical haircut and raising more than £1,000 for rescue dogs.
A NAIRN theatre company will take to the stage this week with a new adult pantomime production.
ACCESSIBLE picnic benches made from recycled plastic will soon be added to a popular neighbourhood playpark.
A CHARITY helping people with disabilities to cycle is calling for public support in a bid to win £70,000 of funding.
PUPILS from an Inverness performance company showed off their talent at this year’s Strictly Inverness final.
The grand finale of arguably the Highlands’ most eagerly anticipated dance contest of the year was a riot of colour, music and high octane moves.
JUDGES from this year's Strictly Inverness were impressed by the level of the performances on show at this year's grand finale.
STRICTLY Inverness has come to an end last night with a sparkling night of dance moves ad talent.
