Inspire me

Scourie man James Brown pushed his fitness to the limit by completing an extreme endurance challenge in the Arctic Circle in aid of CHAS.

Thurso-based O'Brien Construction will start work next Monday, April 1, to transform the building into a heritage centre and visitor attraction.

Durness Golf Club has been named as the best 9 hole golf course in Scotland.

Volunteers are being sought to help maintain and improve mountain footpaths across a wide area of the Highlands.

The deal will see all the money collected from this promotion going to Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.

An Inverness teenager is keen to take control of her condition as she pushes herself to participate in Strictly Inverness.

David MacRae was recognised for doing something quietly within his community, without any thought of praise for himself.

The crew went above and beyond the call of duty after a pensioner got stuck on a remote cliff ledge for over 24 hours.

"I got diagnosed with dyslexia and all the rest – I can't remember them all! – when I was very young it felt like it was the end."

A schoolboy who made it his mission 'to be nice' won a Highland Heroes award for primary school pupil of the year.

Recently moving from Golspie to Invergordon, Catherine Ferguson was "overwhelmed" to be named Highland Heroes' secondary teacher of the year.

Kelly Macrae and Savannah Kelly took the trophy as joint carers of the year at the Highland Heroes ceremony.

Jane Mackintosh was named primary teacher of the year at this year's Highland Heroes awards.

An Inverness school has been named as school of the year at this year's Highland Heroes Awards.

A doctor who has helped care for children at Raigmore Hospital for 20 years has been named this year's Highland Heroes' healthcare hero.

Highland Action for Little Ones (HALO) has been named as charitable organisation of the year at the Highland Heroes Awards.

A mother grieving an unimaginable loss has won a Highland Heroes award after she became determined to keep her son's legacy alive.

'None of us do it for the sake of getting awards or anything. We do it because there's a need out there that needs to be filled.'

An inspirational teenage black belt in karate, who is battling cancer, won the a Highland Heroes brave child award.

David MacRae was recognised for doing something quietly within his community, without any thought of praise for himself.