Winners in eight categories were recognised for excellence last night.

A week of workshops, storytelling, music and creativity running from September 28 to October 4.

A new footbridge and a lift at Nairn train station are needed urgently, according to locals.

Helen Inkster will share insights from her career and the 25-year story of the family-run ferry business which operates between Caithness and Orkney.

A dynamic duo hope the song Keep Smiling will become a mental health anthem and pay back a debt of gratitude to two charities.

This year's awards attracted a record-breaking number of nominations across seven categories.

The works to upgrade lighting had been due to commence later this month.

A sign announcing the temporary closure has been placed in the popular pub’s window.

Cyclists, including international paracyclist Fin Graham, are set to take part in the Bridge to Bridge Highland Cycle on Saturday.

City of Inverness Youth Pipe Band were specially invited to attend the prestiguous event.

SSEN Transmission has claimed its public consultation for the line was “one of the most extensive and impactful" the north of Scotland has ever seen.

The refurbishment is in the vision of an acclaimed interior designer.

Tulloch Homes had proposed the development of 20 two-bedroom cottage flats on a site near Milton of Leys Primary School.

The question of what would happen to Nairn under any future local government reorganisation has sparked mixed responses from the public.

An Inverness restaurant has been named as a semi-finalist in the British Kebab Awards.

The closures will span over the course of almost a month.

The decision to object to the controversial overhead line plans was unanimous.

Councillor Bill Lobban also referred to any idea that plans are already set in stone as “plain daft”.

Train services between Inverness and Dingwall have been disrupted due to a safety check being carried out.

Today we go back to 2014