A dinner with live music by popular Highland folk rock band Torridon has raised cash for two charities.
It’s time for all of us to green up our act and do our bit for the environment, say gardening experts Gareth Richards and Holly Farrell.
Charity New Start Highland hopes a new training project will help tackle poverty, homelessness and long-term unemployment in the region.
The curator of a Highland community art gallery is showcasing her own work online after it closed due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
A HEART-warming fond farewell has been paid to a stalwart staff member at a school on her retirement.
Construction company Tulloch Homes has donated £5000 to the Highland Food Bank to help those in need this winter.
Pupils at Highland primary do themselves proud by organising a Christmas celebration for the whole school.
Memories of a young woman who took her own life were rekindled at a football tournament to raise awareness of the issues around suicide.
An online music initiative to lift people’s spirits during lockdown and an Inverness Gaelic singer have scooped top awards.
A company is raising awareness of the mental health charity Mikeysline on its vehicles after two young apprentices lost a friend to suicide.
A novel drive-in Christmas carol singalong has raised more than £800 for a Highland charity.
A man was flown to Raigmore Hospital in Inverness yesterday after his kayak overturned in a Wester Ross loch.
Controversial plans by Dame Ann Gloag for holiday lodges at her Beaufort Castle estate near Beauly are expected to be determined early next year.
Cinema-goers are in for a treat with Christmas films back on the agenda this year as Vue prepares to reopen its doors on December 16.
Police Scotland is running a campaign to help people protect themselves from fraud – one of the most commonly experienced crimes in the country.
On a cold December night five years ago, a candlelit vigil took place in Inverness in memory of two young men who taken their own lives.
Late-night shoppers in the Highland capital can take advantage of free parking on Thursday evenings in the run-up to Christmas.
A Highland suicide prevention charity has warned its services will be needed more than ever as it marks its fifth anniversary.
A new business which uses the best of Scottish food and drink to delve into history has opened eight months after the original planned launch date.
Men at a Highland company have grown moustaches to raise £25,000 for a suicide prevention charity in memory of a popular colleague and friend.