A Nairnshire church dating back to 1757 is now officially on the market for offers of more than £35,000.

Tickets for the multi-award winning festival in the grounds of Eden Court Theatre are on sale now.

Up to 9000 revellers are set to flock to the two-day Dornoch Music and Beer Festival when it returns in July.

New consultation and archive services for the local news sector’s Public Notice Portal have been launched following a major phase of development.

The A9 road has now re-opened following an earlier lorry fire.

As a senior boss says managers have ‘failed to inform payroll timeously’ of departing employees.

A man who was found with 100 cannabis seedlings after the car he was travelling in slowed down as a police vehicle passed, has been given unpaid work.

Today we go back to 2018

Concerns over the future of the service were first raised in November last year.

A popular Nairn choir raising money for local good causes crossed the Irish Sea last week for its first-ever tour.

With its green, blue and purple colour scheme and inclusive design, the Highland Children’s Unit is surviving the test of time 10 years on.

An inquiry has been announced to decide controversial plans for the 400kV Spittal to Beauly overhead power line.

Nick Morgan - writer and performer of the Tartan Army’s ‘unofficial’ anthem, No Scotland, No Party - was at a city primary school.

A lorry fire which has closed the A9 both ways is understood to have resulted in no injuries, fire chiefs have revealed.

Air passengers at the Dalcross airport were up seven per cent in the first three months of the year - despite a minor fall in aircraft numbers.

The A9 has been closed in both directions due to a lorry fire, with emergency services currently at the scene.

An Inverness-born Royal Navy engineer will run 500km - nearly 12 marathons - for charity while aboard HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Plans for a “significant number” of flats in an Inverness neighbourhood have not been “considered properly” worried community councillors have warned.

Officials maintain mistakes are statistically small at just 0.11% of all staff costs.

An annual monster hunt is set to return to the shores of Loch Ness this week, marking the fourth years since it was first launched.