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The River Ness at night.

Two Highland-based rural development experts have joined the board of directors of Community Land Scotland.

Tom and Luke Stoltman’s achievements are being acknowledged at Westminster by local MP Jamie Stone.

UHI Inverness has donated £1,000 to Highland Hospice following a successful student survey campaign that attracted a record number of responses.

The hole appeared on a footpath near the shore front of Saltburn Road on Saturday.

The Northern lights have been captured in a new breath-taking photo in the West Highlands, shared by one of our readers.

Maryburgh Community Council shared its own special tribute to the former Dingwall Academy teacher.

Rosemarkie is the place to be this weekend for plant fans wanting a gander at some locally grown delights.

A brave Black Isle boy whose fight against a cruel terminal disease has touched the hearts of thousands of people has died.

Forestry plans to fell trees behind an animal rescue centre on the Black Isle have been branded “very distressing” by the charity’s founder.

Louis Jones, who works at D Chisholm and Sons, is believed to be one of the youngest ever to achieve a diploma in funeral directing in the UK.

Strictly Inverness – one of the top events in the Highland Capital’s calendar – returned this week culminating in the grand finale last night.

After the main event, one of the organisers praised the hard work behind the scenes by two team members in bringing this event together.

Shyreen Fyffe and Jason Kelman were crowned Strictly Inverness 2024 overall winners at the end of tonight's grand final.

The local group has issued a rallying call for more fundraising ideas to bring the stalled project to fruition, and for more volunteers.

Six new schemes to help reduce single-use packaging on-the-go have been launched in the Highlands.

They say moving house is one of the most stressful things that you can do in life. Try doing it with an autistic person as part of your household.

A Dingwall Academy pupil’s dance team has been hailed amongst the best on the planet after the World Dance Championships in Florida.

Strictly Inverness has been an incredible experience filled with emotion and self-discovery.

Now they would love to see some new green fingered folk help keep Alness beautiful.