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Walks and exhibitions are among the events taking place during an annual Highland festival promoting arts for mental wellbeing.
A gruelling cycling challenge has raised more than £80,000 for four Highland charities.
A former professional rugby union player will today begin swimming the length of Loch Ness in his world record bid to swim the Caledonian Canal.
For 10 weeks, she impressed the judges and a growing following of fans with her creativity, energy and enthusiasm.
Fans of the Great British Sewing Bee finally found out last night who was the winner of the popular BBC show in a gripping final.
A former professional rugby union player is making ‘remarkable’ progress in a fundraising challenge to swim the length of the Caledonian Canal.
Fans of the popular BBC show The Great British Sewing Bee will find out tonight who has been crowned Britain’s best amateur sewer.
A Black Isle writer has collaborated in a new book based on the true story of an emigrant family from the Highlands - and a rose they took with them.
A Highland car mechanic heading to the Ukrainian front line on a dangerous mercy mission is inviting people to write messages on a 4x4 vehicle.
A new chief executive has been appointed to a Highland charity which supports young people with disabilities.
A creepy life-sized doll costume fit for a horror film secured Inverness student Órla Ní Eadhra a place in the Great British Sewing Bee semi final.
Challenges inspired by iconic movie moments face the five remaining contestants in tonight’s quarter finals of the Great British Sewing Bee.
As she takes on a key tourism role, Ellen Fogel Walker brings with her various experiences including working on the US Presidential campaign trail.
Award-winning Highland author Philip Paris is set to launch his new book at Ness Book Fest this autumn.
Inverness student Órla Ní Eadhra secured a place in the quarter finals of the Great British Sewing Bee as she won a top spot a second week running.
Work has begun on creating a welcoming and nurturing community garden at an Inverness centre for children and young adults with complex needs.
Tourism businesses in the Highlands are awaiting the outcome of a public consultation into the possible introduction of a visitor levy in the region.
More classroom support staff must be recruited urgently at an Inverness school for children with special needs, according to union leaders.
Inverness student Órla Ní Eadhra has again demonstrated her sewing skills by winning a top spot in the latest episode of the Great British Sewing Bee.
An award-winning and long established Highland architectural practice is to become an employee owned trust (EOT).
