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Pupils are enjoying a range of Gaelic teaching as Fèis na h-Òige returns.
High Life Highland is delighted to announce the appointment of a new Chair to the charity’s board.
A charity set up to support young musicians has received a donation from top UK music industry charity, the BRIT Trust.
Three men from the Highlands climbed Ben Nevis recently to raise money for a mental health charity.
Low income home-owners, those who have disabilities and pensioners may be able to get help to supply and install interlinked fire alarms.
Two men from Norway recently roller skied from Inverness to Fort William as part of a world wide journey.
PROUD pupils at Inverness High School have launched their own newspaper after months of hard work.
As part of Leap Sports Scotland's efforts to encourage LGBT+ representation in sport Inverness City Roller Derby team hosted taster sessions.
Highland Hospice in Inverness needs more volunteers to keep its fundraising miniature railway going full steam ahead.
TFX Performing Arts Academy students enjoyed their summer show at the weekend.
Three groups have joined together to create an exhibition to work on young people's mental wellbeing.
To celebrate 100 years of Highland RFC, the club has created a special exhibition that will go on show at the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery.
Cheer dancers raised money for their competition in America with a big show.
The Kessock Swim organiser announces a date for the event in 2023 and reflects on this year.
A singer from Cromarty is gearing up to play her biggest gig ever at Adele this weekend.
The Great Heilan' Coo Trail will make an appearance at this years Moy Country Fair.
A group of voluntary stitcher's have hit the jackpot with a donation from Harris Tweed Hebrides.
Take a look at the picture gallery from this year's Piping Inverness.
Amelia's Young Highlander Awards are a great chance to recognise young people.
Pupils at Inverness Royal Academy recently enjoyed a performance and talk from country singers Juna n Joey.
