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There was a steady start to this year's Boxing Day sales in Inverness this morning.
Highland Deaf Children’s Society is a local group which supports deaf children, and their siblings and parents/carers, throughout the region.
There was success for an Inverness gym when members broke three records at a recent powerlifting competition.
A Highland cancer charity would like to thank everyone who has donated to its online festive fundraising appeal.
A series of festive events at Inverness Ice Centre was so successful organisers are hoping to bring them back next year.
There was a special visitor at Highland Hospice recently. Santa took time out of his busy schedule to bring some Christmas cheer.
A Highland woman has been posting a daily dance during the run up to Christmas to help a local charity.
Staff at MacGregor's bar in Inverness are looking forward to Christmas in the city.
A woman who was the fourth person hospitalised in the Highlands with Covid-19 has returned to Raigmore Hospital with a gift to thank staff.
A spokesman said: "Christmas has come early for us here at Highland Hospice."
Alison MacRitchie, who runs the Head Gardener salon in Church Street, was on the BBC's Scotland’s People with Jackie Bird on Tuesday.
There was plenty of Christmas spirit in Inverness Town House over the weekend.
We asked for your photos with Still Game actors Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill when they were in Inverness and you did not disappoint.
Actors Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill drew a crowd when they visited an Inverness convenience store this week.
Actors Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill took time out from meeting fans for this special message for you.
Primary schools across the area covered by Highland Council will be hit by strike action in the New Year.
A nursery has met two out of three requirements for improvement set by inspectors according to a new report.
An estimated 300 people queued at the store to meet Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill and we spoke with a few of them.
An estimated 300 people queued at the store to meet the duo who took time out to speak to the Inverness Courier.
Ford Kiernan, who plays Jack Jarvis Esq, and Greg Hemphill, who plays Victor McDade, were at the Telford Street branch of the Co-op.
