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The Inverness Courier was there to capture photos of this year’s winners.
The Caley Jags fell to 1-0 defeat at Arbroath this afternoon.
The Inverness-based charity received a maximum score of six in two evaluation areas.
The horse was removed from the road safely and returned to a nearby field.
More than 100 representatives from key sectors driving the Highland economy were in attendance at the landmark freeport event in Inverness.
SSEN responded to the fault and restored power before 9am.
Fans from other clubs have chipped in as Caley Thistle are now over a quarter of the way towards their target.
Several homes in IV2 and IV3 have been affected by the unplanned outage.
All three Inverness teams enjoyed victory this past Sunday.
Inspirational young people from across the Highlands were recognised in a ceremony on Saturday.
Javier Munoz Moreno, originally from Spain, was chosen as the Overall Student of the Year.
The afternoon train from Inverness to Wick has been cancelled.
ScotRail’s train station car park in Inverness will be out of action until next year.
Clachnacuddin record a 5-1 win over Nairn County at Evanton in the under-18 league on Sunday.
An Inverness piper has been named as the first recipient of a Glass Chanter Trophy at this year’s North of Scotland’s Highland Games.
Newly appointed Lilywhites second string boss Will Macrae praised his side after last weekend’s narrow defeat to Golspie.
Clachnacuddin’s youngsters also made short work of North West Skye in a 7-0 win.
J & D Cowper is celebrating its 40th year in business by expanding its portfolio.
The Kessock Ferry Swim was blessed with glorious sunshine yesterday as 230 swimmers took to the water at South Kessock Pier.
The Kessock Ferry Swim attracted over 230 swimmers yesterday.
