After 50 years, the Dingwall branch of NFU Mutual is officially moving premises within the county town.
Tributes have been paid to a Dingwall man “who will never be forgotten”, who sponsored a local shinty club for over 18 years.
Ross County back in action in Dingwall on Saturday.
Paul Coutts Estate Agency and Monster Moves have merged and will now operate across Inverness-shire, Sutherland, Caithness and Ross-shire.
The SNP, Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour all commit to Transport Scotland’s timetable.
The Highland Business Women Awards 2025 took place tonight at the Kingsmills Hotel.
A quirky Ullapool event, held in the memory of a deeply-missed local lad, saw a “brilliant turnout” from the community showing “love and support”.
The “nation’s favourite” psychic is set to visit Strathpeffer next month.
Ross County striker Ronan Hale is celebrating a call-up to Northern Ireland's FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifiers’ squad.
The rambling graffiti was seen by staff and visitors as they arrived at Inverness’s court buildings on Thursday morning.
‘We are so very grateful that the volunteers from Kintail Mountain Rescue stayed with him’.
The Scottish Labour leader signs The Inverness Courier’s Dual the A9 Pledge saying ‘this is the route’ to opportunity and potential in the Highlands.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is planning to move across the street from its existing Invergordon base to a building on Castle Road.
A Ross-shire man has been jailed after notching up five drink or drug driving convictions in the last 11 years.
Boss got the welcome home present he wanted.
He has been at the club for over a decade.
An “absolute legend” at Gairloch High has retired after more 30 years of teaching at the Wester Ross school.
He is appointed assistant manager at Highland League club.
“Elevated levels” of radon gas were found in nine properties belonging to Highland Council — including a Ross-shire primary school.
Dozens lash out at ‘big energy’ and Scottish Government ‘riding roughshod over our environment and our local democracy.’