CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster in a different kind of church gathering.

A man who caused a collision on the A9 near Kingussie whilst being disqualified from driving has been sentenced.

This week’s headlines from Inverness Sheriff Court.

But ‘over the life of this project there's going to be many people who lead it’.

Thousands made their way to Eden Court to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community – can you spot yourself in any of our pictures from the day?

There was another strong turn out for the LGBTQ+ celebration in Inverness city centre this afternoon.

A Fortrose Academy pupil has been celebrated for her volunteering work in the community, where she helps people “with warmth and a welcoming smile”.

A young singer-songwriter has taken further significant steps in her burgeoning performing career.

Daisy McKenzie, grieving the loss of baby son Albie, on juggling the many roles - and moods - that life throws at her.

“This surfacing project on the A9 at Tomatin and Moy will fix existing defects and significantly enhance the driving experience,” it is promised.

SSPCA Inverness thanks retired Forres pet shop owner for final donation of stock.

University of the Highlands and Islands appoints governers Karen Greaves, Michael Macdonald and Dr Peter Darroch.

One passenger said the airline’s founder, Willie Logan, “would never condone this total nonsense”.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson joins the Moray Trails Twenty-20 grassroots charity ride and enjoys a bikepacking weekend with family and friends

An Inverness teacher who walked on the rail tracks after drinking has been fined £1040 for shouting abuse at a conductor.

It is one of nine finalists in a category recognising projects or initiatives demonstrating improved access to travel for disabled people.

Calum Macpherson departs role leading the ‘game-changing’ enterprise.

Pupils were recognised for their excellence at the school’s inaugural sports awards evening.

He will be taking up a 10-day residency in Boston’s only Scottish bar as Scotland prepare to kick off their World Cup campaign against Haiti.

A total of 31 schools were represented at competition.