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The 2023 contestants are in a last-minute push with their fundraising efforts for Highland Hospice.
Celtic band Skipinnish have released The Clearances Again in response to the Scottish Governments HPMA plans.
The Alpha Clinic – with a base already in Aberdeen – has had plans for the unit on Drummond Street for the last two years.
Inglis Lyon, managing director of Highlands and Islands Airport Ltd (HIAL) has announced his intention to step down from his role this summer.
The life saving equipment is inside Chanonry Sailing Clubhouse.
The life saving equipment is inside Chanonry Sailing Clubhouse.
The life saving equipment is inside Chanonry Sailing Clubhouse.
Cru Holdings and KBE Events have joined forces to create Highland Cater Hire.
The Port has won a gold health and safety award in its industry sector category.
Mollie McGoran has been elected as chairperson of the youth-led, democratic organisation which aims to represent the young people of Scotland.
D.R. Macleod Ltd has operated in the region for the past four decades.
A popular Inverness-based cocktail specialist has been bought over and will now see its manufacturing process relocated to Dunnet Bay Distillery.
Phil Anderson Financial Services has had two record breaking months in its Highland office. We found out why it is passionate about rural communities.
Following its annual awards night Cru Holdings jetted off its top staff to the Turkish Riviera.
Graeme Myles has taken the step up to senior associate.
The pair will be helping with the build of the first new prison in the Highlands for more than a century.
The Apprentice Store has recognised the businesses that help support its mission to create sustainable employment for young people in the Highlands.
Addiction Counselling Inverness is calling for more funding, and for the process for applying for grants to be made easier.
Hilary Clelland from the Inverness office has successfully made the step up to partner at Saffery Champness.
A business leader has said that Inverness is losing out by being part of Highland Council, and it needs autonomy. What are your thoughts?
