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127 dancers from across the Highlands and Orkney gathered for a dance festival on Saturday, March 1 at Keiss Hall.
Aspiring actors across the Highlands are being invited to audition for roles in two forthcoming short films.
Peter Granville Fowler MBE, a visionary newspaper publisher who played a pivotal role in the evolution of regional news across the north has died.
Passenger and freight services have been affected.
Schools in Alness and Tain made the Highlands’ top five in The Sunday Times’ Scottish primary school league table, released today.
Local authorities such as Highland Council are being called upon to review ASL provision processes.
In Highland, £36,821,471 has been paid out over the last four years, with 11,775 of children benefitting as of December 2024.
Promoters believe Puls8 can be ‘the biggest indoor dance event in Inverness history’.
Highland Council and High Life Highland have announced the purchase of two new mobile libraries.
Alness United hope to gain entry to the North-west Sutherland league this summer.
Grapple fans in Easter Ross are in for a treat this month as wrestling stars prepare to descend upon the Royal British Legion.
Highland football clubs operating at the grassroots level have been taking steps to meet new criteria for participation after the summer.
Over 100 people attended a “wonderful service” at St Andrew’s church in Fortrose this past Saturday, for the institution of a new rector.
Parents of a child with autism have hit out after being denied any details of an “incident” involving their daughter.
Plans to install floodlights, erect a stand and build a wall were revealed in a planning application a fortnight ago.
An impromptu evening of charity darts and fundraising took in over £700 towards a 10th AED for Tain.
Support worker Simone Stewart has held the event for the last four years.
Point apiece at Dalmore Park.
New rector Father Alex has championed the use of social media as a ‘mission tool’.
A Dingwall support worker is appealing to the public to take a trip back to the 1980s this weekend.
