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Inverness-born Gemma McMullan tackled an arduous five-day trek across the Himalayas to raise money for charity.
Festive fun has helped to raise thousands for the children of a local school following a very successful Christmas Fair.
Inverness came back from a goal down to win 3-1.
There were around 100 orders on opening night and demand has stayed high since.
Inverness were losing with just minutes left on the clock, but staged a remarkable comeback to claim all three points.
An Inverness charity has marked its 20th anniversary with a move to new headquarters and a future secured by £200,000 of NHS Highland funding.
Some 77 people took part in the annual Elf Run in aid of Maggie’s Highlands.
Think about how we can look after ourselves as well as those around us, family, friends and neighbours, says our columnist.
A “stark jump” in the number of homeless Highland children is a direct result of “cruel austerity policies”, an MSP has said after demanding action.
Forever memories were made at a day of fun and games at the home of Ross County Football Club.
A weekend of top live music got under way in Inverness in fine fashion last night when Skerryvore wowed a packed sell-out crowd.
The Discovery College in Inverness has launched a Christmas Call Out, and is asking businesses and individuals to donate.
A leading figure in the Highland life sciences sector has been awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of the Highlands and Islands
Christmas tunes around the piano will provide the centrepiece for festive fun next week, showcasing new creative possibilities.
Flight cancellations have hit passengers travelling to and from Inverness Airport amid the ongoing impacts of Storm Darragh.
Will you be amongst the 35,000 people catching the panto this year? Here’s our verdict as Jack and the Beanstalk begins a five-week run.
A Dunbeath-based publisher has an intriguing new book by the famous Nessie hunter Adrian Shine called ‘A Natural History of Sea Serpents’.
Lifesaving crew members at a local RNLI base have briefly swapped the sea for singing - after teaming up with a choir to record a Christmas single!
Dozens of jobs have been saved after a buyer stepped in to take on some of the assets of a collapsed Highland haulage firm.
Train services travelling back and forth between Inverness and Elgin are all suspended and snow gates have been closed on the A939 at Tomintoul.
