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Running a business in the North of Scotland comes with unique challenges.
Train services between Kyle of Lochalsh and Inverness are facing cancellation due to the early morning train supposedly hitting a stag on the line.
Jennifer Macdonald-Nethercott of Strath Communications knows that outsourcing marketing can transform a business.
Hollywood Bowl is eyeing up a March 2025 opening date for its £3.1 million project at Inverness Shopping Park.
Babies and children at Raigmore Hospital have received gifts from a local business.
Earlier this year, a well-known insurance firm in the north of Scotland underwent a significant transformation.
Ness Castle School pupils have taken part in a Christmas competition by designing their very own festive hard hat.
Scotland’s senior law officer has encouraged victims not to suffer in silence this festive period.
Elf on the Shelf has become a phenomenon in recent years.
WATCH: Christmas dinner provided for 70 people at Inverness charity cafe
Scott Watson, the governor of HMP Inverness gives an exclusive interview to the Inverness Courier.
Royal Bank of Scotland has confirmed the dates that two of its Inverness branches will close.
Staff who worked at Velocity Café hope to carry on the venue’s ethos by re-opening with new ownership and a new name.
UHI Inverness students are set to provide over 400 meals for families in need across Inverness and Ross-shire this winter.
Highland Council’s proposed visitor levy has sparked a heated debate.
The community is currently being given the opportunity to shape plans for the site, which is being led by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Lisa Horne is a survivor of domestic abuse. She speaks about her experience and how her life has changed since she left.
Inverness Chamber of Commerce has announced a freeze on membership fees to support the local business community during challenging economic times.
Inverness businessman Stewart Nicol has been given an Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to the economy of the Highlands.
Networking group, Highland Business Women, has held its inaugural Christmas Carol Concert.
