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A number of Nairnshire residents have reported not receiving their post for more than two weeks.
Family and friends are rallying to pay tribute to a keen explorer and outdoors enthusiast from Nairn who passed away last year.
Works to resurface the A82 south of Drumnadrochit are set to start at the end of the month, with overnight closures in place.
The second official sighting of the Loch Ness monster in 2025 has been recorded, according to the dedicated register.
People in Inverness showed their solidarity with Afghan women and the challenges they face with the growing attacks on their human rights.
An exotic and toxic plant has been spotted by a popular riverside walk in Nairn — with one resident warning walkers to stay alert.
Two pupils from Nairn Academy were winners of a prestigious national debating competition, with finals held at the Scottish Parliament yesterday.
The Loch Ness cruise company marked its 50th anniversary this month
The next major step towards the development of the A96 dualling between Inverness and Nairn is expected to be announced later this year.
The works of an Ardersier-based artist bring colour to a new children's book to get young reader's passionate about the sea and its creatures.
An Inverness mental health charity has teamed up with a local group to promote inclusion and connection for people with visual impairments.
Inverness has just been named the best city in Scotland for outdoor enthusiasts, according to new research by train operator LNER.
A new bus service run by Highland Council will boost connections between Inverness city centre with a local beauty spot.
Three High Live Highland centres across the region are set to introduce a new training format to their offering this summer.
There are concerns about moves to drop plans for a second pitch at the new Nairn Academy.
The toilet block at Nairn Links could be transformed to cater for disabled people and provide a new community hub.
A student who transformed her life by excelling at her studies while caring for a child with a rare condition has been recognised with a top accolade.
It was a very busy week for courts in Inverness. Here is our weekly roundup of the most prominent cases.
Talented Nairn pupils saw their artworks on display as part of a retrospective exhibition reflecting on the devastation and regrowth of Hiroshima.
The Labour candidate for Inverness and Nairn has called for the government to look at options for implementing a motorhome charge on Highland roads.
