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Fortrose Academy is on the hunt for a new head teacher — with an annual salary of nearly £85,000

Community organisations across the Highlands are being asked to take part in a new study to explore opportunities to generate community wealth.

As children go back to school this week, more parents in Inverness have reached out for school uniform support from local charities.

Riverside Street will close for crane lifting operations at the electricity sub-station.

Firefighters in Inverness face a ‘unique’ set of challenges day-to-day due to the vast rural areas in the Highlands.

Highland Food and Drink Trail (HFDT) is a finalist in the regional food and drink category.

A barbershop on Tomnahurich Street is under new ownership.

Reporter Annabelle Gauntlett spent a day at Farm Ness to see the realities of farm life and the importance of Highland agriculture.

Towergate Insurance, a key player in the local insurance market, has established itself as a crucial partner for Highland businesses.

Innes & Mackay is a cornerstone of the Highlands' legal landscape and this year it celebrates its 150-year anniversary.

A former fuel tanker driver who crashed into an empty shop in Beauly after a seizure has raised £50k to receive potentially life-saving treatment.

The excavation has led to the discovery of a roundhouse settlement relating to Iron Age and Bronze Age occupation of the site.

The premier week in the Highland business calendar will return this September and it’s not to be missed.

Eight people were lucky to avoid injury yesterday (Wednesday) in a two car collision on the A9 near Carrbridge.

The Glasgow-based agency have been enlisted by Caley Thistle to drive the club forward with new investment.

A man travelled the width of Scotland and back in a hand-built “bicycle canoe” in aid of raising funds for charity.

Figures show 650 jobs are set to be created or sustained due to support from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).

A new social media group has been created to help accommodation providers on the NC500 advertise their facilities for free.

An aspiring paediatrician wants to give disadvantaged children a voice after seeing her own brother struggle growing up with special needs.

Around 80 people enjoyed an action-packed day at the weekend, taking part in a variety of creative workshops from floristry to DJing.