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Jodie McCluskey's breakfast show is being axed, signalling an end to MFR's last regular locally-produced programming.

Local business leaders are set to take part in Maggie’s Jail or Bail to raise vital funds to support people affected by cancer.

Maggie’s has introduced menopause workshops to support and empower women undergoing cancer treatment, addressing a crucial need for tailored care.

“Both Texas and Paul Heaton will be guaranteed to deliver some of the biggest sing-along moments in Bella history,” say organisers.

Ness Aviation pilots are taking on the annual WorldFlight challenge, aiming to circle the globe in a week to raise funds and awareness for charity.

“Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has always been about delivering an unforgettable arts and music experience,” say organisers.

A series of talks are being held in Inverness, starting next week, as part of an Inspiring People project by the Royal Scottish Geographical Society.

Our columnist Colin Campbell believes Eden Court could be an answer.

Her latest film, The Woman in Cabin 10, is being shot in Glen Affric.

The Hebridean baker brought warmth and charm to Inverness' Bonk & Co with a delightful cookery event and book launch, celebrating island flavours.

Can you spot anyone you recognise dressed up for Halloween?

Around 10,000 music fans attended last year’s successful fest at the Black Isle Showground, and the band promise ‘bigger and better’ for its return.

Farm Ness welcomed folk from Inverness, to as far as Shetland to get involved in their ghostly event.

This year’s performance will give a stage to groups hailing from Inverness to Portree, Wick to Fort William and even Elgin.

A historic attraction east of Nairn is set to come alive with a new light display this November.

Dozens of bereaved families united together in tribute of baby loss awareness week.

A new artwork to celebrate an iconic Gaelic poet is to be commissioned and displayed at the Inverness Gaelic centre – Cultarlann Inbhir Nis.

Day two of the Royal National Mòd brought joy for a number of Highland artists after they were named on the shortlist for the Highland Art Prize.

Vivid Roots Collective hopes to attract more Highland stage talent with the event later this month.

A dash of the silver screen looks set to shine at the ever-popular Belladrum Festival next year - after the event announced a Moo-vie theme for 2025.