Campaigners hope to turn it into a mixed use venue.

Accordionist Jimmy Urquhart played in several local bands and regularly entertained in local pubs, clubs and care homes.

A sixth sighting of Nessie so far this year has been added to the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register.

FROM music to clothing, braiding and dancing, people attending a multicultural event in the Highland Capital had a ball at the weekend.

On October 29, 1883, at Mulbuie Old Schoolhouse, a group met to form the Mulbuie Branch of the Highland Land Law Reform Association.

She says she has seen a range of damage done by groups of youngsters in Nairn town centre.

David Stewart is no Brahan Seer, nor a betting man but if he was, these would be his predictions…

An opposition councillor has hit out at the council’s refusal to consider opening premises as “heat hubs” for those struggling afford fuel bills.

British Prime Minister Liz Truss is fighting to remain in office, just 42 days after being appointed as Boris Johnson’s successor.

You have probably heard about virtual doctor’s appointments: during Covid restrictions they were used much more widely.

Our photographers are back on the street capturing the best moments of Inverness nightlife.

The Christmas Concert, to raise funds for the Highland Hospice has become a regular feature in the city’s festive calendar.

A sex offender has been jailed for persistently ignoring regulations.

Kim Brown has entered the “Come Dancing with Poppy Scotland in partnership with Toe 2 Toe Dance” event.

Any significant increase in electricity demand will hence, for the foreseeable, still rely on traditional fossil fuels.

A mixed bag of correspondence from Inverness Courier readers.

Overlooking Friar's Bridge and the River Ness, the new AC by Marriott on Glebe Street now has an official opening date set on November 1.

A MAN who stalked his former partner and sent threatening messages has been sentenced to community work.

She says she has seen a range of damage done by groups of youngsters in Nairn town centre.

The renowned outdoors man talks to John Davidson about his love of wild places and argues that there remains a battle to keep our hard-fought freedoms