High Life Highland has been rewarded for its work to support people within the armed forces community.
There are fears flu cases in combination with Covid-19 could stretch the health service beyond its limits.
A new app designed to make it easier to access information on greener travel options will be trialled in the Highlands.
Children will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses from next Monday
Money saved from the cancellation of Inverness winter events programme could be ploughed into staging safer alternative entertainment.
The Highland capital's only tenpin bowling centre is getting ready to rumble again after lockdown.
More than 30 Highland cemeteries could be full within the next six years, including two in the Inverness area.
A NEWLY-OPENED café in Nairn is claiming an oil billionaire among its customers taking advantage of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
After the devastating Beirut explosion Inverness surgeon Andy Kent details his part in a mercy mission to the stricken city.
When this year’s Highland Cross duathlon was cancelled many worthy causes that regularly benefit from the fundraiser were left high and dry.
Police have cordoned off an area in Wick as enquiries are ongoing into the attempted murder of a 17-year-old.
A recent story by Jean Gunn about Paul and Linda McCartney's visit to Wick brought back memories for fellow Groat reporter David G Scott.
Students at Cantraybridge College will be able to access more activities thanks to the donation of a new minibus.
A CITY publican says he has been left baffled after Highland Council rejected a bid for four tables on the pavement outside his premises.
A determined paddleboarder raised funds for a charity close to his heart while also attempting a world record on Loch Ness.
Cameras could be installed in an Inverness supermarket car park to crack down on motorists misusing it.
Huge numbers of stinging jellyfish have been seen on beaches in the Far North in what could be a sign of global warming.
NHS Highland and its public health partners are encouraging members of the public to stay vigilant and follow guidance on Covid-19.
A service providing home care and support to residents in part of the Highlands is to be set up under a new partnership with Highland Hospice.
Revised plans for a new elective care centre to serve the north of Scotland are being recommended for approval.
