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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.
Inverness police have issued an appeal for witnesses following a knife-point robbery in a city shop.
Scottish Water is reminding people across the Dornoch area to use water efficiently as demand increases amid soaring temperatures.
A motorhome and campervan guidance booklet has been produced to help visitors enjoy the Highlands responsibly.
A rise in the numbers of vehicles being stolen has prompted Police Scotland to launch an awareness raising campaign.
One in four roadworkers has suffered mental health issues following verbal or physical abuse from the public, according to new figures.
New eatery offering a taste of India opens in Highland capital's Eastgate Shopping Centre
A street food promenade is set to become an added attraction to the ‘cultural quarter’ of Inverness as it recovers from the pandemic.
Health bosses in the Highlands have warned of a rapid rise in cases of Covid-19 across the region with more than 100 cases now notified daily.
Health bosses in the Highlands have warned of a rapid rise in cases of Covid-19 across the region with more than 100 cases now notified daily.
A new pilot scheme has been launched in the Highlands to make it easier for cyclists to take their bike on a bus.
Six new full-time arts jobs have been created at various locations in the Highlands to help shape the cultural future of the region.
Campers near Loch Ness were moved on after being woken up and told to tidy up their site.
Another sighting of Nessie has been registered on the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register bringing the total so far this year to seven.
Work will get under way next week on a further ground investigations on the six-mile section of the A9 dualling project between Tomatin and Moy.
Ambitious plans to develop Scotland’s first integrated centre for young people with complex needs have received £250,000 from Highland Council.
