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We took a look back over editions through 2023 and came up with a quirky clutch of questions to test your knowledge. Let us know how you go!

Making Space for Nature by Imogen Furlong

If you're thinking about your goals for 2024, taking part in a future Strictly Inverness is well worth considering.

'Thanks to our rigorous training, the volunteer crew was able to respond quickly to the situation.'

Tributes are being paid to a much-loved former editor of the Ross-shire Journal who has died at the age of 94.

Pupils in Alness are developing sporting and leadership skills as a Cashback school of rugby.

From Royal visits to local tributes, protests and days out there has been no shortage of goings on touching Inverness, Nairn and Ross-shire in 2023.

Are you a guru of The Shire or just passing through on the NC500? Here's your chance to find out!

An illuminated charity tractor run is set to brighten up multiple towns across Ross-shire as they prepare to enter the new year, this Saturday.

Flooding, unexpected bomb discoveries, last-gasp penalty shoot-out heroics, Beatles bested, the Stoltman Pizza and, of course, potholes.

Final plans for Highland Hogmanay party billed as the biggest ceilidh on the planet!

A number of properties in Maryburgh have been hit by a power cut in the aftermath of Storm Gerrit.

Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant says the backlog cost of road repairs needed in the Highlands has soared to more than £200 million.

Councils are being offered a £14 billion funding settlement from the Scottish Government, according to provisional details just published.

Insurer and road safety campaigner NFU Mutual is urging drivers to take extra care as they travel during the next few days.

There was terrific teamwork before, during and after an event enjoyed by all.

Legendary shinty aficionado and sports broadcaster Hugh Dan MacLennan is to reflect on his life and 40-year career in a new BBC ALBA documentary.

It was a very gratefully received Christmas present for the Tain branch of the charity.

300 meals due to have been served at the match didn't go to waste.

The presentation by S3 pupils 'brought home why the charity's service is so vital' in the local area.