A recent report has highlighted Highland Hospice's community partnerships and how these enable the delivery of vital care services locally.
A wide range of issues have made it to our letters pages this week.
A Nairn Academy pupil was the winner of a prestigious speechmaking competition held locally recently.
Staff at an Inverness pub are celebrating after scooping a prestigious award for the quality of their beer.
A husband and wife from Inverness have been announced as winners in the MS Society’s annual Volunteer Impact Awards.
It has been reported that a medic left paralysed after an incident on his bike is seeking compensation.
The shortlist of contractors for the A9 Dualling Tomatin to Moy project has been announced today by Minister for Transport Fiona Hyslop.
Readers respond to the issues that matter to them.
nverness is now gearing up for Christmas following the switch-on of the city centre Christmas lights.
Dobbies is collaborating with charity Cash for Kids to give children in need a gift this Christmas.
A pantomime performance in Gaelic is set to entertain children in Inverness this week.
Readers speak out on the things that matter to them.
The new survey is aimed at helping to prevent incidents and save lives in the hills.
Millburn Academy chose the overnight rail service as more environmentally friendly than flying for pupils who headed south.
Leon Patchett will discuss the exhibition ‘An Inspired Scavenger’ at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.
Five Highland women are among the 100 most inspirational in cycling for 2023 according to Cycling UK.
A public event is to be held in Fort Augustus Village Hall next week.
A reader on why how long it takes doesn't matter when it comes to A9 dualling.
What has been exercising readers this week?
A flag honouring an Inverness baby who died in his sleep – along with other tots who passed away prematurely – is on its way to the top of the world.
