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HIE says it will be helping those who have faced job losses, after it had originally given ODx a £1.75m grant.

Administrators are calling on buyers with an interest in ODx Innovations to get in touch.

ScotRail is adding extra services to its timetable tomorrow, which had been disrupted due to the latest round of RMT Network Rail strikes.

Charities are urged to check whether they could benefit from a boost to help their work.

Highland business leaders hope 2023 will provide a boost for the local economy – but it is likely to be a tough start with the cost-of-living crisis.

Aviemore-based civil and environmental engineering contractor McGowan Environmental Engineering has delivered its largest project, at Moy Wind Farm.

The Executive Magazine columnist talks about why life isn’t all about chasing the big numbers, and how to slow down and enjoy it.

An award-winning Black Isle designer who has established a name for herself around the world has paid tribute to a 'heroine' who inspired her.

The contractor behind a new school build in Easter Ross is being asked for assurances over potential flooding issues.

Continuing a centuries-old tradition, the supermarket giant will have coal available to offer a gesture of luck and warmth at Hogmanay gatherings.

A Ross-shire museum dedicated to preserving the experience of children closed its year in fitting fashion with a special festive invitation.

A £3 million Scottish Water project to upgrade the water network serving customers on a part of the Black Isle is set to begin.

INVERNESS based Global Energy Group has reported a strong financial performance with 25% revenue growth in the year to March 2022.

There was a steady start to this year's Boxing Day sales – were you amongst them or did you fancy a break from it all?

Customers at an Easter Ross supermarket have risen magnificently to the challenge of putting a smile on the faces of less fortunate children.

Peter Mackenzie opened Auto Services in Harbour Road in 1991, and was the go-to mechanic in the area for many across the Highlands.

A nursing student has secured national funding to develop a new product which aims to help people with mobility issues get a good night's sleep.

David Richardson finds out whether Highland businesses are, in general, pessimistic or optimistic going forward. The answer may surprise you...

Inverness Sushi is the newest resident in the newly revamped food hall.