Here's our recap of some of the cases that made the headlines last month.

The impact on people affected by the infected blood scandal - including a Black Isle man - is highlighted in an exhibition at the Scottish Parliament.

A man hounded a woman with 56 calls within an hour.

An Inverness company is aiming to do its bit to address the workforce imbalance in the motor industry, which employs only one woman every ten workers.

A young man threw a urinal pot at a nurse at Raigmore Hospital, before punching him.

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A Nairn group is set to take on a lead role on two community projects after funding was initially secured by applications driven by Highland Council.

With £100bn investment over the next 15 years driven by renewable energy, the region needs to build new skills and grow the working age population.

Artwork by creatives from across the Highlands will be on showcase and on sale at an Inverness Christmas market next weekend.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to the stories making the headlines.

Long-serving team members across various Highland libraries were recognised for their efforts — as they clocked up a whopping 210 years collectively.

A Highland MSP said the delay to plans to house asylum seekers at military barracks in Inverness is “nothing more than a ploy” by the UK Government.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster discovers how a former telecoms engineer came to be an Inverness pastor.

The rows of wooden pews in the Inverness Old High Church lie empty.

Here is a round-up of the cases that called at Inverness Sheriff Court this past week.

North Coast 500 has launched a recruitment campaign for a new executive chair to guide the organisation through its next decade.

A charity gig featuring an Oasis tribute band will support two organisations that help people with their mental health.

People were able to get into the festive spirit at the Victorian Market in Inverness during its Elf on the Shelf Hunt.

Charlotte Cook has been appointed to the role at the £7.5m distillery and brewery after she started her career at Brewdog.

POLITICS MATTERS: Columnist David Stewart on the history of the Budget.