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Fun activities in Inverness proved hugely popular with youngsters during the half-term break.
A disabled toilet block in an Inverness park was closed this week after being hit by vandalism.
Dancers hoping to take part in next year's Strictly Inverness dance competition have until Monday to get their applications in.
Public Health Minister Maree Todd visited Dalneigh Primary School in Inverness today as the key target to involve all 32 local authorities was met.
A quiz and karaoke night is just one of the fundraising efforts by a Nairn secondary school teacher to help Highland Hospice.
Kevin Henderson, who is 58 years old, was reported missing on Monday, October 24, and had not been staying at his home address.
Police in Nairn have carried out extensive enquiries following a report of concern for a young girl seen in the Marine Road area.
Highland Hospice had a special visit from Helen Gardiner, from Dickinson's Real Deal, and met the charity's retail managers to test their knowledge.
The two-day event will see 13 city centre venues hosting more than 50 local live music acts in a series of free gigs.
A bus shelter window in Inverness has been smashed on five separate occasions. The incidents were on Dores Road between June and October.
Concerns have been raised by police in Nairn over a young girl who was spotted in the Marine Road area in the early hours.
AC Hotel by Marriott, which sits on the banks of the River Ness on Glebe Street, will be managed by Hotel Co 51.
A spooktacular event at Inverness Botanic Gardens returns this week families in the Highland capital are in for a treat.
Organisers are all set for the inaugural NC50 Music Fest in Inverness this week with more than 50 local live music acts over today and tomorrow.
Rose Street Foundry, in Academy Street, is being marketed by the Inverness office of Graham + Sibbald for an annual rent of £75,000.
An Inverness Gaelic group was happy to host visitors from a multimillion-pound landmark arts, language and Irish cultural facility.
A Christmas Concert to raise funds for the Highland Hospice is making a return and this year’s tickets have been released.
There was success last week for Highland residents at the Royal National Mòd which is being held in Perth.
Fiona Clark, who is one of nine finalists in this year’s Ness Factor singing competition, organised a night of mediumship at the Chieftain Hotel.
Donna Fraser is taking part in the annual Ness Factor singing contest where all funds are donated to Highland Hospice.
