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The Highland Council's mantra is to cut, cut and cut again.
Last year, nearly £12,000 was paid out to organisations falling within the IV25 area postcode.
Brora Development Trust made two successful applications to the Community Regeneration Fund.
Tain Royal Academy's Gizzen Briggs is run by High Life Highland staff and adult volunteers.
In the United States, which man’s bust is most commonly found? Abraham Lincoln? George Washington? Andrew Carnegie? Nope to all three.
I cannot get the images and stories from the recent earthquake that has hit Turkey and Syria from my mind.
Somehow January passed without me managing to put a fly into the water.
Rhionna Mackay successfully applied to work in Finnish Lapland for a month with a UK based tour company.
In our new Making Space for Nature column, High Life Highland countryside ranger Marcia O’Hara explains how to look after your garden birds
Zest Quest is a team cooking competition designed to demonstrate the student competitors' technical expertise and knowledge of Asian cuisine.
The stunning photo was taken last Wednesday by Mark Gilbert.
St Finnbarr’s Episcopal Church celebrated Eric Dawson’s milestone birthday with afternoon tea and a special cake.
Ian secured the top spot after being placed at each of the 10 qualifying trials, with seven placings in the top three.
The Scottish Crofting Federation carried out a survey about rising prices last year
COLUMN: Food for Thought by Rev Canon James Currall
COLUMN: Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert
Forty million people now read local news media in print and digital every month.
From the records of the Highland Archive Centre
Hayley Ross, Suzie Munro and Rachel Smith were part of the women’s section at Liberton RFC.
The initial reports about the Cromarty Firth Freeport deal are very vague.
