Community

Hugh Miller was born on this day in 1802 and his impact still resonates 222 years later far beyond the Black Isle.

An animal blessing on the Black Isle had added meaning for the stalwart behind a shelter there.

Have you seen Mabel the cat?

The local authority has now erected signage stating CCTV is in operation.

Delighted organisers have hailed the success of a special event aimed at bringing older people together and combating loneliness.

Inverness Cathedral blessed dozens of cats and canines at an annual pet service.

Enjoy beach views, delicious cuisine, and relaxing spa facilities at this dog-friendly haven. Perfect for you and your furry friends.

A major A9 roadwork programme expected to last 18 nights has been hit by an adverse weather forecast.

NHS staff are great but systems could be improved according to one reader.

The Grumpy Chef - which used to be based on Chapel Street - has now taken up residence on Waterloo Place.

Readers respond to a range of issues this week. Will you agree with their views?

The team behind a Nairn swimming pool have been overwhelmed by positive responses after they issued a call for help to carry out essential upgrades.

Four fabulous ladies with a combined age of 335 got together to celebrate their autumn birthdays on South Loch Ness-side.

Pupils at an Inverness secondary school took on a big fundraising challenge last week - with some special guests showing up at the end.

A local Inverness musician puts Highland music on the map with the release of his new music video.

Take a look inside this beautiful Highland property on the market for £235,000.

A massive NATO-led training exercise will bring an invasion of warships, submarines, aircraft and armed forces personnel to Highland coastal waters.

Inverness BID is inviting you to nominate your favourite city centre businesses.

A shared housing complex for elderly people in Nairn is set to close its doors after two years “running at a loss”.

HMP Inverness has been feeding the community through donations of prison-grown produce to local charity, Inverness Foodstuff.