The team at care provider Fraser Elite say they are happy to go the extra mile to help protect elderly and vulnerable clients.
Staff at Norbord in Inverness have been praised for working to provide materials for temporary hospitals across the country.
Organisers have announced the cancellation of this year's Northern Meeting Piping Competition.
There are reports that a resident of Highview House Care Home in Inverness has tested positive for coronavirus.
Both in-patient wards at the Royal Northern Infirmary in Inverness have been affected by coronavirus.
Worries about the future of the Scottish coach industry have been taken up by a Highland MSP weeks after a city firm spoke out about its struggles.
Eden Court in Inverness will remain closed until at least Monday, June 1 the theatre's bosses have announced.
The latest figures take the total number of known cases of coronavirus in the Highlands to 168.
Highland ferry operator Calmac said it carried just 163 passengers across its entire fleet on Easter Sunday.
A new Citizens Advice Helpline is free to call from today, supplementing the service currently offered by Scotland’s 59 local offices.
An Inverness councillor and other volunteers will be able to deliver vital supplies more easily thanks to the donation of a new bike.
The latest figures take the total number of known cases of coroanvirus in the Highlands to 163.
Go ByCycle will be offering information and activities to help people stay connected, healthy and active while social distancing.
Additional programmes will be shown on the CBeebies and CBBC ALBA channels to help support children’s learning during the coronavirus lockdown.
Food For Families, the Inverness-based good cause which distributes meals, has come out of cold storage to help during the coronavirus pandemic.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said crime levels have dropped over the last few weeks as she also sought to assure people help will be there if needed.
People must resist the urge to do anything other than stay at home this weekend the health secretary has said.
A Black Isle business says a couple paid just pennies for large quantities of food as it fights for its livelihood.
A high number of calls to Highland Council’s dedicated Covid-19 helpline continue to be dealt with on a daily basis, the local authority says.
UK health secretary Matt Hancock said the government 'couldn't be clearer' about the importance of social distancing.
