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There were big wins for Wick Academy, Alness United and Lossiemouth this past weekend.
The Inverness Courier was there to capture photos of this year’s winners.
DP Taxis owner David Purvis reached out to the family of four-year-old Jack after his toy police car had been stolen and damaged.
More than 100 representatives from key sectors driving the Highland economy were in attendance at the landmark freeport event in Inverness.
A survey aiming to find out how farmers and crofters in Scotland are feeling has been launched today.
Events Management graduate Rachel Fraser, who lives in Muir of Ord, won the Overcoming Adversity Award.
Police Scotland have launched an appeal for dash-cam footage and further information after bushes in Alness were set on fire.
The afternoon train from Inverness to Wick has been cancelled.
MSP Maree Todd has welcomed funding from the Scottish Government aimed at tackling depopulation in north-west Sutherland.
Dingwall put seven goals past North West Skye in the under-18 league on Sunday.
The Ross youngsters notched an impressive 4-1 win away to Lossiemouth.
St Duthus tasted victory for the first time under manager John Maclellan on Saturday.
J & D Cowper is celebrating its 40th year in business by expanding its portfolio.
The Kessock Ferry Swim was blessed with glorious sunshine yesterday as 230 swimmers took to the water at South Kessock Pier.
Police have confirmed that two 15-year-old boys have been charged in relation to a break-in in Evanton.
The Kessock Ferry Swim attracted over 230 swimmers yesterday.
The charity swim attracted swimmers from all over.
Family of Hilda Williamson say they were left ‘angry and upset’ when they discovered a valuable family heirloom missing from her hand.
A nationwide series of community events inviting the public to share their pandemic experiences is coming to Inverness this week.
Balloan Thistle and Wick Academy have set themselves up as early pace setters in this year’s Highland Football League under-18 north section.
