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An Ullapool-based artistic duo have launched their new "very exciting" joint exhibition.
The wife of a man who has died in a crash on the A9 has paid poignant tribute to the "love of my life".
They are seeking the most dedicated and enthusiastic 17–24-year-olds who have a genuine passion for starting an exciting maritime career.
Major General Patrick Marriott has raised two flags to congratulate the RNLI on its anniversary.
The fire walk will be held at Inverness Botanic Garden on Friday March 16.
Ms Burgess was speaking on a panel at the Rural Housing Scotland conference in Aviemore last week.
Dr Tom Dargie and John Campbell KC raised concerns at an event in Holyrood entitled ‘NPF4: Is it Working for People and Planet?’
Organisers of the acclaimed literary event have now released the hotly-anticipated line-up of guest writers.
Storm Otto in February last year left a trail of destruction in the Highland Council-owned Clynekirkton graveyard.
The event in Ardgay Hall raised more than £500 for the school and the parent council.
Mr Summers stood down at the club’s 38th AGM in Stoer Village Hall on February 1.
Train passengers are being warned of delays on services between Inverness and Dingwall this morning due to severe weather.
A Lybster man talks about his vision of creating a healing space in the village and how he turned past negative experiences into a positive force.
The report highlighted the "need to build leadership skills" in the school, as well as praising the "caring and supportive environment" for learning.
The death of a Highland toddler could have been avoided had doctors not missed opportunities to give a correct diagnosis.
An election notice will be published on Monday January 15.
Parklands Care Homes is marking its 30th anniversary with a significant funding boost for local community groups.
The grants were approved by members of the council's economy and infrastructure committee.
The couple at the centre of a dispute that saw Scotrail temporarily close Altnabreac railway station say they feel "bullied and harassed".
Multi-award winning band Mànran will take to the stage at Strathpeffer Pavilion on Friday, December 29, with well-known special guests.
