A new charity aimed at improving the lives of patients at the Highlands’ only mental health hospital has made a first delivery in time for Christmas.

As I attended my first Carol Service of the season, it was a traditional nine lessons and carols at St Peter and the Holy Rood, Thurso.

A Highland homebuilder has brought Christmas cheer to local causes nominated by residents in an Inverness neighbourhood.

Today we go back to 2016

Fears have been raised that cutbacks to bus services in some parts of Inverness will have the effect of forcing more people back into their cars.

“The gym has grown from a small ‘rough and tough’ style training space into, what we believe is one of the Highlands’ most welcoming.”

Sense of community has made Pittyvaich’s first Christmas even more meaningful.

Premier Stores is offering up groceries, household items, hot food and local produce in the heart of the city centre.

Big-hearted Inverness folk have raised almost £14,000 overnight in an astonishing festive fundraiser for a homeless man and his dog.

An ‘extraordinary birth’ among illicit whisky distillers & a Victorian hiking the UK with a wheelbarrow were making headlines in Christmases long ago.

An Inverness secondary school is to ban the use of mobile phones in the classroom.

That is the second highest rate in Scotland and is behind only Glasgow.

“It was not pre-planned to go drinking and this should be a lesson learned,” hears Inverness Sheriff Court.

Inverness’s main post office will close for the last time on Christmas Eve - ending a presence at Queensgate dating back to the 19th century.

Four new warehouses could be built on vacant land next to Inverness Airport under plans lodged with Highland Council.

Mikeysline encourages people to reach out for support during festive season.

Worshippers spread Christmas joy last night with a special event that saw them dropping in to six city churches.

Large oil storage tanks on the banks of the River Ness look set to be replaced after planners signed off on a demolition order.

Hundreds of Christmas gifts have been distributed at a church-run hub in Inverness.

A beloved shop in Nairn is closing its doors after two years.