A WESTER Ross village hopes to be well prepared for the phased return of tourism and summer visitors as the coronavirus lockdown eases.
Highland supporters of a leading cancer charity have organised an online auction to support it during the coronavirus crisis.
A trio of rare wildcat kittens have been born during lockdown at a centre near Beauly as part of a breeding project to save the species.
A 90-year-old Highland woman has 'reached' the summit of one of Scotland's best known mountains – 2398ft high Suilven.
Tulloch Homes say they are keen to play a part helping to rebuild the Highland economy.
A charity is warning of a crisis in social care for children and young people with disabilities and their families across the Highlands.
More than £63 million has been paid to Highland small businesses and self-catering firms to help them stay in business during the coronavirus crisis.
Thousands of petals representing refugee lives lost at sea are to be scattered in the River Ness to mark World Refugee Day.
A 90-year-old Highland woman doing a charity fundraising staircase challenge during the coronavirus lockdown has just 10 flights of stairs to go.
An organisation supporting people who are lonely and isolated has given a special treat to carers across Inverness and the wider Highland area.
A helpline for those living with Alzheimer’s hopes a new partnership will boost the support it is able to offer.
A ROSS-SHIRE primary school teacher has taken on a mountain of a challenge to raise funds for a pioneering mental health charity.
The World War II battle of Saint-Valery-en-Caux in northern France mainly involved the 51st Highland Division and resulted in the deaths of 1000 men.
Virtual sessions have replaced face-to-face meetings for vulnerable cancer patients during lockdown.
Shinty players took on a 24-hour challenge to help maintain their fitness levels and raise cash for a community group supporting senior citizens.
The efforts of a 90-year-old Highland woman who has embarked on a fundraising staircase challenge have been highlighted in the Scottish Parliament.
Kim Ian Maurice Fraser died peacefully at home near Kirkhill on May 30 surrounded by his family, aged 74.
A call has gone out for pipers in the shinty community to mark the 80th anniversary of the 51st Highland Division’s last stand.
A fatal accident inquiry into a helicopter crash which killed four people including an Inverness man may start remotely at the end of August.
Staff across departments in the Inverness branch of Debenhams have been made redundant while it is still closed due to coronavirus.
