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The former Inverness premises of radio station MFR could soon have a new occupant.
Scotland’s hospitality industry is making a bid to improve leadership capabilities with the launch of a dynamic new programme in the Highlands.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the issues that matter to them.
Amey is undertaking overnight surfacing improvements on the A96 between Nairn and Auldearn from Sunday, November 23 to Saturday, December 6.
A key part of plans to revitalise Inverness city centre faces a potential delay in moving forward after a funding bid was declined.
Almost £100,000 could be spent on planting for the hill below Inverness Castle, if a funding application proves successful.
Floral displays in Inverness could be reduced slightly next summer in the face of “significant” pressures faced by Inverness Common Good Fund.
A volunteer group providing vital support for health across the Highlands has been recognised with a prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service.
A two-minute silence was held outside Inverness Town House at 11am this morning, to mark Armistice Day.
The University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) will award a prestigious honour to author Diana Gabaldon at a graduation ceremony this week.
An Inverness hairdressing salon is in line for three top industry awards - all within its first year of opening.
Ness District Salmon Fishery Board is opposed to a major new hydro development utilising the waters of Loch Ness.
A public vote will choose the 2025 Making a Difference Award winner when it opens next week.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to plans for a major industrial ‘parking bay’ in the Moray Firth
YOUR VIEWS: Readers speak out on what matters to them.
An Inverness publisher has been chosen to feature in a national showcase of small businesses.
A host of scary fun is heading Urquhart Castle’s way this weekend with a series of Halloween events over the two days.
An outstanding line-up celebrating the very best of trad, folk and Celtic-inspired music is promised for The Gathering Festival in Inverness.
A Highland law firm is stepping up to take on the challenge of supporting one of the region’s leading mental health charities.
YOUR VIEWS: An environmental campaigner hits back at recent criticism
