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Harrison's grateful parents Catherine and David MacLean want to give something back to Ronald McDonald House which helped them during a tough time.

A petition backing the sounding of cruise liner horns passing Cromarty has now been signed by 1600 people (and here's what it sounds like).

ICT are set to take a more active role in the High Life Highland scheme which has already benefited thousands of youngsters across the region.

Volunteers at Tesco Inshes managed to spin over 200 miles to raise money for Highland Cross charities, ahead of the Highland Cross event.

Fergus Gibson is "the most giggliest wee character", according to his mother.

PUPILS of a Nairn school celebrated the end of exams with a packed week of activities last week.

A DELIGHTED Highland trio's epic 24-hour mountaineering challenge has raised vital cash to help an Inverness mum in her fight with multiple sclerosis.

PARTS of the Highlands will be at extreme or very high risk of wildfires this week as a new warning is issued.

PARTS of the Highlands will be at extreme or very high risk of wildfires this week as a new warning is issued.

Participants will be supported and guided by experienced instructors with bespoke targets.

For the past 15 months, Scotland’s first multi-purpose centre for young people with complex needs has been taking shape in Inverness.

KNITTERS from a bowling club in Nairn have donated a bundle of handcrafted items to a premature babies unit.

The multi-purpose Haven Centre for young people in the Highlands with complex needs will be like no other in Scotland.

Community involvement remains key to tackling antisocial behaviour in some Inverness neighbourhoods, the city’s top police officers have said.

Slashing council rents and reinstating an NC500 bin collection scheme could cost up to £342,000.

A complaint from one resident unhappy about horns being sounded has triggered a petition in favour of the tradition remaining. What do you think?

Volunteer crew at RNLI Kessock Lifeboat Station shared a cake last night to celebrate the milestone.

Inverness Caley Thistle’s valiant effort against Celtic in the Scottish Cup Final at the weekend earned them plaudits from their fans.

An Inverness teenager is running the Cape Wrath Trail this week in memory of her little brother – and to raise vital funding for cancer research.

Amid a stooshie over the sounding of horns in the Cromarty Firth, how do YOU feel about these monsters of the deep that have become a local fixture?