IF outgoing Commercial Hotel owner Graeme Robertson had a wee tear in his eye at the weekend, who could blame him?

More than £3000 has been raised to help pay for a celebration of the life of an Inverness teenager.

A Sunday afternoon on the Speyside line inspires John Dempster to seek the stillness where God is found.

Match delayed after serious injury.

Fishermen angered by an “eyesore” riverside art installation are aiming to give Highland Council paws for thought after erecting artwork of their own.

After Scottish golf courses have been showcased on the worldwide stage over the past fortnight.

Pets Factor returns this week with a variety of breeds featured from horses to cats.

Meet the people behind Munro and Noble, a leading law firm in the Highlands as they speak to The Inverness Courier.

The Commonwealth Games opening soon make this a good time to ask what the Commonwealth and international sport are about says Charles Bannerman.

Covid is still with us, circulating in the community. We all would like it to disappear, but sadly that is wishful thinking.

A Fortrose man appeared before a sheriff for the third time in a week after being arrested in Inverness at the weekend.

Q. I’ve overdone it gardening over the weekend, how do I treat an injured shoulder?

The world's strongest brothers Tom and Luke Stoltman stepped out of their comfort zone by trying Commonwealth Games events for a short BBC Sport film.

Historic Inverness landmark statues which hold a special place in the hearts of many in the Highland capital have been attacked by vandals.

A 20-year-old Inverness man who drove with five times the safe amount of cannabis in his system was fined £420 and banned from driving for a year.

PLANNING a wedding is one of the most exciting times in life but we could all use a little help in turning the big day into a dream come true!

The 2022 Highland Business Women Awards take place this August at the Kingsmills Hotel. Do you have what it takes?

An Inverness church will open its doors to nursery pupils next month.

More than £1000 has been raised in just a few hours to help pay for a celebration of the life of an Inverness teenager.

More than 180 paintings are currently on display in an exhibition created by members of the Art Society of Inverness.