Parents of children who will joining primary schools in the next academic year are being urged to enrol them now.

Drakies Primary School and its nursery, which have a combined roll of more than 450 pupils, will be closed on Monday.

The Inverness screening of a film about four asylum seekers is set to raise funds for mental health services for young people in the Highlands.

The cost of repairing Chromebooks for Highland Council pupils has cost £33,817.60 in the past 12 months.

A fundraising campaign run by an Inverness family to improve a popular walking route has now raised more than £1800.

Businesses across the Highlands are being encouraged to register for an online networking event hosted by BNI Tuath.

A UK-wide 5k challenge is set to begin in Inverness this summer.

Today we go back to 2020

The first patient to undergo all four joint replacements at the new National Treatment Centre Highland has highlighted his positive experience.

A fascinating stash of long-lost artefacts has been discovered during the £1.6 million renovation of a Loch Ness community’s historic village hall.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the stories that have caught their interest.

A new exhibition showcasing artworks created by young people with learning disabilities from across the Highlands will go on display later this month.

CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: Columnist John Dempster is set to wondering after a visit to the newly transformed Inverness Castle.

A flagship dinner celebrating Highland produce is set to take place in Inverness to mark the start of the Taste of the Highlands food festival.

It has been another busy week of court in Inverness.

The Leonardo Hotel, in Inverness’s Millburn Road, plans to build a large extension housing dozens of new bedrooms despite fears over parking impacts.

A Loch Ness-side community is on tenterhooks over a decision on the buy-out of a historic village stores - with a final decision expected on Monday.

A surge in interest in joining the army cadets has led to the force’s Inverness operation laying on an extra weekly training night.

A popular Inverness city centre cafe's planned facelift has been given the go ahead after changes to what was originally proposed.

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart believes in gradual acceleration for young drivers.