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Brora Rangers manager Steven Mackay expects a handful of teams to be battling it out for the crown this season.
The Cattachs will host Ross County and Inverness Caley Thistle in the coming days as their step up preparations for the new Highland League season.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community from around the Highlands will descend on Inverness this weekend to celebrate Pride.
The club are one of four winners from the ScottishPower Highlands and Islands funding competition.
The number of events across the Highlands has quadrupled compared to last year.
The 33-year-old has had a long lay-off due to injury, but he will return to football at Dudgeon Park.
The former Cattach had been considering retirement, but now he will link up with Conor Gethins’ side at Grant Street Park.
Tom Stoltman, who trialled with the Glasgow giants in his youth, was invited to Ibrox alongside Scottish WWE superstars Drew McIntyre and Piper Niven.
The 31-year-old had won three trophies in his time at Dudgeon Park.
Isabella Fioretti has had a dream debut boxing season, and she is about to reach new heights with her first Scotland call-up.
The shot-stopper has returned to familiar surroundings, having spent time on loan at Dudgeon Park in 2017 and 2018.
Royal Dornoch is supporting a pioneering link between the University of St Andrews and Dornoch Academy, supported by the Scottish Government.
Stephan Walker has taken over the reigns at the Naval Grounds, but he has paid tribute to predecessor John Scott for the work he has done.
Louis Jones, who works at D Chisholm and Sons, is believed to be one of the youngest ever to achieve a diploma in funeral directing in the UK.
Years of development has meant the Inverness gender clinic is as healthy as it has ever been – with patients set to feel the benefit.
Steven Mackay is excited for the potential a new era at Brora Rangers has to bring the Cattachs back to the top of the Highland League.
The Cattachs have confirmed the identity of their new manager – and it is a familiar face returning to Dudgeon Park.
Three Highlanders discuss their motivation for getting diagnosed as autistic in adulthood, and the difference it has made to their lives.
The championship returned to Fortrose and Rosemarkie Golf Club last weekend, with one Brora club member having a strong showing.
Ally Macdonald’s long and successful association with the Cattachs will come to an end this summer.
