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A gruelling 10km 'military style' obstacle challenge awaits an Auldearn man this weekend when he takes on the course in aid of a cancer charity.

The catch-up by the Class of 1971 also raised more than £200 for the Highland Hospice.

A 16-year old is to assist the Lord Lieutenant of Nairnshire in his duties for the coming year.

Lovers of folk music gathered in Ardersier last weekend as a popular festival made its return to the seaside village.

The colourful coming together of church and council returned to Inverness at the weekend.

More people have been speaking out about problems with a city centre car park after issues were highlighted in the Courier.

A Nairn steering group has secured a £27,000 funding boost to develop a Local Place Plan for Nairn.

Businesses believe questions on Academy Street remain unanswered on the eve of Highland Council's decision on the future of the route.

Chelsie Allison, who works as a retail manager, is one of 12 finalists who will take part in the annual competition at the end of the month.

A couple have spoken of their devastation after a fire ripped through their home killing two family dogs and destroying all their possessions.

The cause of a lorry driver’s death in a crash on the A9 remains unexplained, a Fatal Accident Inquiry has heard.

A free event was held to share experiences and learn about mental health support available in the region ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day.

The call from MP Jamie Stone, follows Meta's announcement that it intends to cease funding for the Community News Project,

A landmark decision which will allow a green hub to be created in a fast-growing part of Inverness has been hailed as a "momentous milestone".

Children at an Inverness childminding service enjoyed a visit to find out about helicopters.

The level of staffing at Croy Primary School Nursery was inadequate to meet the needs of all children a Care Inspectorate report has revealed.

Parking meters in a city centre car park are causing many motorists a headache it has been claimed.

More then 60 firefighters, paramedics and police came together for a day out at Kings Golf Course in Inverness.

Hundreds of pipers from across the world descended on Inverness to take part in the Northern Meeting Piping Competition.

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to help a nine-year-old Highland girl facing life-changing surgery due to bone cancer.