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Sisters from Inverness have set up an Instagram page to record the photographs of black men and women throughout Scotland.

A STREET cleaner has made his final delivery of colouring books and craft packs.

An organisation supporting people who are lonely and isolated has given a special treat to carers across Inverness and the wider Highland area.

The Great Glen is feeling a jobs boost alongside £360 million of added value from SSE Renewables' projects in the area, according to a new study.

A singer songwriter from Inverness is to record a live album in his friend's garden, and is hoping people will join him online.

Dance pupils who took part in the first virtual ballet exam in the Highlands a few weeks ago have now heard they have all been successful.

A food project normally only operational during winter has just delivered its 1000th meal since the start of the coronavirus lockdown.

Shinty players took on a 24-hour challenge to help maintain their fitness levels and raise cash for a community group supporting senior citizens.

The family behind the #TeamHamish fundraising effort to bring a new children’s splash pad to Nairn has welcomed news that work is to start this week.

The efforts of a 90-year-old Highland woman who has embarked on a fundraising staircase challenge have been highlighted in the Scottish Parliament.

A Zumba teacher wants everyone to learn the moves to feelgood song The Sneck then film themselves to be part of a music video.

Two of Inverness’s most historic and architecturally important buildings will be the subject of an online talk this week.

Bosses at an Inverness care home targeted by burglars have had to introduce costly security measures to safeguard residents.

Anti-racism signs appeared in Inverness city centre in response to the death of George Floyd while in police custody in the United States.

Parking in Inverness city centre should be free to help with the city’s post-coronavirus economic recovery, according to business leaders.

Kim Ian Maurice Fraser died peacefully at home near Kirkhill on May 30 surrounded by his family, aged 74.

A popular café in Inverness city centre has closed for the rest of the month.

Inverness Botanic Gardens trainees got a surprise when they received a delivery of "home garden kits".

A call has gone out for pipers in the shinty community to mark the 80th anniversary of the 51st Highland Division’s last stand.

The Highland Archive Service provides a look at some of the historic diaries it holds in its collection.