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Most of that has been recovered but £396,000 is yet to be returned.
Dingwall’s charity tractor run, which tours multiple Ross-shire towns and villages, is set to return later this month.
A forest children’s nursery above Loch Ness has been praised by a Scottish Government agency - with areas for improvement also highlighted.
Funding for a pioneering Highland scheme, which is helping people receive end-of-life care at home while freeing up A&E beds, only runs until spring.
The Red Hot Chilli Pipers will be headlining great night of entertainment at the Macdonald Aviemore Resort
The costs were just released after a question from Conservative group leader Ruraidh Stewart.
It was a year of change for Nairn Museum, with several leading figures officially stepping down at a recent volunteers’ lunch.
Live life to the best that you can and don’t let cancer rule is the clear message from a group of inspirational ladies.
His double against Lossiemouth last Saturday afternoon moved him past 50 goals for the Lilywhites.
She was the first Brit across the line at the London Marathon earlier this year.
Detectives in Inverness have released images of three men who may be able to help with their inquiries following a housebreaking in Croy.
He admitted assaulting his partner but under provocation, after arriving at house drunk and with a bunch of flowers.
The musician became an ambassador for the charity earlier this year.
Performers of all ages and stages are urged to submit entries for next year’s Inverness Music Festival - described as ‘performance for everyone’.
Deal keeps him at club until end of 2026/27 season.
Highland Council officials used delegated powers to refuse an application which was submitted two-and-a-half years ago.
Councillors were split amid concerns about the size of the outlet but the casting vote went to planning chairman.
Dobbies staff in Inverness in line to lose their jobs have been assured alternative roles will be available for them with supermarket giant Tesco.
Local Councillors David Fraser and Chris Ballance called for it to be rejected planning over inappropriate siting.
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