An evening of reels and jigs raised £50,000 for a centre being built in Inverness for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs.

Music fans are encouraged to go along to a charity quiz night which will be held in Inverness.

The ceremony will place on Sunday at 13.00 just outside the Town House where it will be read out by Sheriff Principal Derek Pyle

Columnist David Sutherland gives his thoughts on the winter ahead and the energy crisis.

Six children and young people champions and champions for older people have been appointed by Highland Council.

Overseas entrants won four out of the eight senior piping contests at this year’s Northern Meeting Piping Competitions in Inverness.

Retailers across the Highlands are being warned to ensure they are keeping within the law if they are selling vapes.

Highland Council’s renewable energy installation Hydro Ness has been shortlisted at the 2022 Structural Steel Design Awards.

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A FRENCH visitor to Inverness was moved by music played in a city church to propose to his fiancée.

Beautiful bathrooms are a speciality at William Wilson

Members of Highland Rugby Football Club have cycled 100 miles for charity to mark the club’s 100th anniversary and raise money for charity.

John Davidson enjoys a quick up-and-down walk on Meall Fuar-mhonaidh and is rewarded with panoramic views taking in Ben Nevis and the Affric Munros

Located on an elevated site in the popular village of Avoch on the Black Isle, this individually designed home offers many pleasing features.

The popular celebration is set to come back for the first time since the pandemic.

A meeting has been called to discuss the future of Nairn Pipe Band over its non-appearance at public events.

Specsavers in Nairn has been offering customers the chance to recycle their glasses and contact lenses.

People living with cancer are more anxious about money than their diagnosis, a Highland charity has warned.

The group hopes it could become a new hub for the Highland capital.

Like me, you were probably watching the telly on Thursday for the news we knew must be coming but were collectively dreading, writes Nicky Marr.