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A pioneering programme to dramatically improve the lives of young people across the Highlands is to be partly shaped by youngsters themselves.
A specially-commissioned production has been announced for young audiences at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness this Christmas.
Bids are being sought for the creation of immersive films as well as audio visual content for the Inverness Castle – Spirit of the Highlands project.
The controversial new riverside artwork in the Highland capital has been the target of vandalism within days of it being unveiled.
A riverside artwork in Inverness has finally been unveiled.
A story of "hope, resilience and optimism" about the future of Afghanistan will be told through photographs at an exhibition in the Highlands.
People are being invited to take a peek behind the hoardings at Inverness Castle to discover more about its transformation into a tourist attraction.
A retired major who took a rowing trip on Loch Ness in his homemade boat is being welcomed home as he completes an epic charity fundraising mission.
The team at Culloden Battlefield is celebrating after being highly commended in national tourism awards.
Eden Court Theatre is rising to the challenge to cut the carbon.
A seasoned Nessie spotter has registered a fourth sighting this year of something unusual spotted on the Loch Ness webcam.
Two bottlenose dolphins which died after a large group swam into the Cromarty Firth are being examined by scientists.
Eden Court Theatre in Inverness has started the search for a new chief executive with the post commanding a salary of up to £95,000 a year.
A trio of University of the Highlands and Islands governors have been thanks for almost 50 years of combined service after relinquishing their roles.
Members of the public still have time to contribute to a consultation on self-directed support (SDS).
The frontman of popular Highland folk rockers Torridon has become a patron of the Archie Foundation children’s charity.
Poetry aiming to make people stop, think and question is being displayed in an exhibition at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.
A full planning application has been lodged with Highland Council for the scheme, following on from outline proposals put forward last November.
The Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register has recorded another sighting of something unexplained bringing the total to nine so far this year.
Further design details for the proposed multi-million pound visitor attraction at Inverness Castle will be submitted this week.
