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COMMUNITIES in Nairn are set to celebrate Gaelic culture and heritage to mark World Gaelic Week.

Another Sunday, another round of City Seen Flashback pictures.

Exploring the life of Captain Ted Fresson, who brought the first scheduled flights to the Highlands 90 years ago...

Motoring correspondent Alan Douglas says Suzuki's latest hybrid may have slipped under many radars but deserves much more love from the public.

Events at La Tortilla Asesina, in Inverness, will include deals on food and alcohol.

They connected as a team to take on mountains, lochs, wintery weather and dark skies – in a gathering to mark Children’s Mental Health Week.

This week, we have a few heroic Highland pups – therapy dogs!

STUDENTS at Inverness College UHI got to develop connections with local businesses at a special “re-freshers fair” last week.

MSP's outspoken broadside over A9 row wins praise from columnist Charles Bannerman.

You can’t beat a good plate – or poke – of piping hot fish and chips, maybe with salt and vinegar and maybe even an optional side of mushy peas.

The competition is part of a wider food and drink strategy to promote the Highlands as a foodie destination.

Head instructor receives new rank after 46 years in Aikido.

Amateur photographers have their efforts shared by the Courier.

Event is taking place in June.

Players motivated to do well for boss.

A MILESTONE anniversary was reached when the centenary opening of the Nairn Angling Association took place on Saturday at the Jubilee Bridge.

Students and staff at UHI Inverness welcomed a group of canine visitors to the campus.

NAIRN will be welcoming two award winning musicians at an evening concert this weekend.

Lip-smacking heart-shaped ice-pop treats served up to residents

Season finishes at Forres.