As the cost-of-living crisis continues, money is a serious concern for many.

Amateur photographers are invited to submit pictures for possible inclusion in Courier Country.

Rachel Gothard will build on the company’s people and culture strategy, with a particular emphasis on employee experience for all Meallmore staff.

A man described in court as a “drunken nuisance” has been fined after shouting and swearing at a pregnant shopworker.

I was an enthusiastic scribbler as a teenager – stories and poems flowed freely from the tip of my biro.

Here is the monthly round up from the Inverness Justice Centre.

An eight-year-old girl from Moy raised more than £2000 for charity by taking a dook a day.

Welcome back to the Pets Factor! Can you spot your pet this week?

ARE you in our latest mystery photos, or do you know anyone who is? Do you remember either of the events?

Advance bookings for ‘Peter Pan’, this year’s pantomime at Eden Court Theatre, are the highest at the Inverness venue in 10 years.

Kia continue to surprise with the quality and styling of every new model. But they’ve exceeded themselves with their latest production.

The Met Office has today issued a weather warning for snow in the Highlands next week.

Festive shoppers enjoyed a Christmas bonanza last Saturday at the Inverness Giant Christmas Fayre.

The Heroes award will go to a youngster who has achieved something beyond expectations in education, sport or helping others at school.

Police have carried out checks on taxis ahead of the festive season ramping up.

These weeks before Christmas, Christians are preparing to celebrate the coming of Jesus to reveal the full extent of God’s love, writes John Dempster.

A “pop-up piano” has been installed by a local charity to raise funds and provide seasonal entertainment to visitors at Inverness Airport.

A total of £25,000 has been handed over to two Highland charities by the organisers of a special event in memory of a fun-loving wife and mother.

AN INVERNESS performing arts school group were on stage last weekend to support a major music event in aid of a Highland charity.

THE bloody Battle of Culloden in 1746 was over in about one hour, but it had consequences that reached across generations and still evokes emotions.