This year marks the 225th anniversary of Provost William Inglis setting up a committee which began fundraising for Inverness’s first public hospital.

The Education (Scotland) Act celebrated its 150th anniversary on August 6 this year.

Academy graduate relishing chance in first team.

Readers share their thoughts on a range of issues. Let us know what you think.

A programme of Gaelic medium summer activities was offered to pupils during the school summer holidays.

A Courier reporter who has been doing her bit to support a host of charities across the Highlands in her time with the paper is moving to the BBC.

Characters from Star Wars are set to converge on Nairn Links this Saturday.

Inverness was today in the midst of a major mop-up operation after flash floods caused destruction and temporary closure for a number of businesses.

Inverness Gin was launched at the Redcliffe Hotel last week by Daniel Campbell and Adam Dwyer, co-founders of Great Glen Distillery.

Youngsters turned detective at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness searching for clues during a treasure hunt.

A council committee observed a two-minute silence as a mark of respect for those affected by the tragic incidents in Skye and Wester Ross last week.

Highland patients referred for suspected lung and pleura cancers should soon have a smoother journey thanks to a donation of specialist equipment.

Two planning applications that attracted public objections but are recommended for approval by planning officers could be ruled on this week.

A plant operator has been given a chance to avoid a second jail sentence for abusing his partner.

Network Rail strike action will take place on Thursday, (August 18) and Saturday, (August 20).

The Inverness Courier columnist discusses how Highland businesses are responding to current challenges.

Colourful blooms and a wide range of vegetable produce – plus a new gazebo – were admired by visitors to a community garden.

Scottish rock-band Del Amitri and Malian desert blues group Songhoy Blues are the latest artists announced for the Dandelion Festival in Inverness.

Author and CBeebies screenwriter Emily Dodd took a step back in time to launch the Highland Folk Museum children’s story competition.

An independent church is the first in the Highlands to sign the Young Person’s Guarantee, committing to provide job opportunities and training.