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Train services are either being cancelled, delayed or revised.
This week's pinnacle was the first proper fundraiser that Courier content editor Andy Dixon and dance partner Ruth Mason organised – a quiz night.
Inverness Sheriff Court was told: "It was an error of judgement."
The annual dance contest is in aid of organisers and hosts Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
There were thrills and spills at Fyrish Gymnastics Centre in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
The group will travel for five days in May from Dores to Kinloch Hourn, raising cash along the way.
Get a year’s subscription to The Inverness Courier for a £25 charity donation. The deal is in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
The deal is in support of Strictly Inverness in aid of Highland Hospice and Inverness Ice Centre.
She plans to cover the small three-wheeled vehicle in the names of businesses that have sponsored her.
There's one missing puzzle piece so if you know a man aged between 45-ish and 69-ish who wants to join the fun, please don't hesitate to contact us.
'The days of sequins, fake tan and crowds of adoring supporters screaming for you in admiration will be here in no time,' says Brian Elrick.
WARNING: Spoiler alert if you haven't seen the latest episode.
Contest's youngest competitor is no stranger to the stage having performed at a number of events as a Highland dancer, including at Disneyland Paris.
The public have been thanked for helping track down McKenzie Cochrane who was reported missing.
Like it was for most people, wintry weather disrupted this week's plans.
WARNING: Spoiler alert if you haven't seen the latest episode.
Has another traitor been eliminated? WARNING: Spoiler alert if you haven't seen the latest episode.
Our commitment to learning two individual dances and a group dance is repeated weekly up until showtime in May.
It leaves one woman from Inverness in the last 13 contestants.
Since losing her parents, Ailsa Campbell has found a challenge each year that helps raise vital funds for Highland Hospice.
