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The Original Factory Shop branch on Nairn High Street could close — only after a year it first opened its doors.
“It’ll be a good day - even if the weather isn’t on our side,” says performer ahead of Saturday’s event.
Motorheads were in for a treat last weekend as Inverness city centre was invaded by classic cars and other vehicles on Saturday.
A Highland MP has called for a controversial tourism levy to be exempt from Value Added Tax (VAT) if it is introduced.
Waste collection across the Highlands was reduced by around 7,500 tonnes after changes in the waste and recycling scheme in the region.
It was a glittering night at Inverness Ice Centre last Saturday, as Strictly Inverness contestants gave battle on the dance floor for the title.
A group of protesters gathered at Nairn Beach on Saturday to voice their concerns over sewage pollution and its impact on the local environment.
A motorcyclist has been left in critical condition after a crash near Beauly yesterday, with a 47-year-old car driver arrested after the incident.
The winners of a charity dance competition said they never thought they’d be crowned champions — although they worked hard to achieve the top spot.
A Nairn pianist is bringing back a showcase of young talent in support of a children’s charity.
An Inverness primary school was recognised for its focus on children’s participation and rights by achieving three important accolades.
A proposal to merge the two community councils in Nairn won’t be going ahead, councillors agreed.
Warm days and a dry spell have prompted the closure of fishings on the River Nairn after water levels remaining “exceptionally low” in recent weeks.
This weekend will see Nairn play host to a UK-wide protest against water pollution for the first time.
An Inverness-based choir is set to return for a new performance in aid of a local charity for children with additional support needs.
Inverness-based Gaelic arts organisation Fèisean nan Gàidheal has appointed a double-gold winner at the National Mòd as its new chief executive.
A Highland house building company raised more than £5,400 for a mental health charity after embarking on a three-month fundraising campaign.
The biggest music festival in the north of Scotland is calling shops and businesses to get creative with window displays this year.
A four-day search is set to kick off next week in a bid to spot the legendary Loch Ness monster.
A fresh objection to plans for a new battery energy storage facility east of Nairn has been lodged amidst concerns for noise pollution.
