Members of the public still have time to contribute to a consultation on self-directed support (SDS).
The frontman of popular Highland folk rockers Torridon has become a patron of the Archie Foundation children’s charity.
Bosses of airports in the Highlands and Islands say they cannot guarantee air connectivity unless they move forward with the modernisation programme.
Generous shoppers have raised £700 for Highland Hospice by dropping spare cash into a new donation station.
Poetry aiming to make people stop, think and question is being displayed in an exhibition at the Highlands' main shopping centre.
European trade union organisation is calling for a rethink on plans to centralise air traffic control services in the Highlands and Islands.
A man remains in hospital following a two-car crash on the A9 south of Inverness at the weekend.
A call has gone out for a Gaelic-speaking musician as part of a project celebrating the life and legacy of St Columba.
Public consultation on proposals to improve traffic congestion at the Inshes roundabout is being extended by six weeks.
Additional design details for the proposed multimillion-pound visitor attraction at Inverness Castle are being submitted this week.
Martin Gostwick, of Cromarty, worked for the socialist daily newspaper, the Morning Star, for many years.
An ancient tree in Beauly – believed to be the oldest elm in Europe – has been laser-scanned in a ground-breaking venture.
An organisation working to tackle loneliness and social isolation has issued an appeal for new volunteers.
Another possible sighting of Nessie – the eighth this year – has been reported by visitors after they saw an unidentified movement in Loch Ness.
Work by a Cairngorms-based artist is the latest to go on show at a gallery in Beauly.
£18m plans to make a Highland castle a major visitor destination have taken a step forward.
Green-fingered youngsters have been busy getting creative at the Eastgate Shopping Centre.
The National Trust for Scotland (NTS) has hired a noisy new conservation team.
D&E Coaches has presented 500 family tickets to Archie Highland.
Scotland’s outdoor access code should be reviewed as tourism has put added pressure on the countryside, according to a Highlands and Islands MSP.
