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It shouldn’t be beyond the wit of us Highlanders to come up with a solution for Academy Street in Inverness that gives it back to its people.

Cru Holdings and KBE Events have joined forces to create Highland Cater Hire.

The Port has won a gold health and safety award in its industry sector category.

Mollie McGoran has been elected as chairperson of the youth-led, democratic organisation which aims to represent the young people of Scotland.

D.R. Macleod Ltd has operated in the region for the past four decades.

New colours, new rules, and an extra bin – next spring will bring big changes to Highland household bin collections.

The history of a once-flourishing linen industry that made its mark on 18th century Tain is the subject of a talk next week.

When a heartbroken teenager put pen to paper after the devastating loss of her first dog, little could she imagine the impact her words would have.

Step back into the age of steam with these walks retracing parts of Highland and Moray's long-lost railway network.

Dog owners are being asked to keep their pet on a lead near livestock this Easter to help prevent attacks on sheep and lambs.

HIE, Zero Waste Scotland, and Fuel Change are teaming up to launch a region-wide sustainability challenge to boost young workforce skills.

An initiative is looking to attract farmers and crofters, as it aims to raise awareness of the benefits that trees can bring to the sector.

Executive columnist Emma Mitchell discusses how you can grow your business and enjoy life.

A Ross-shire supermarket has thrown the spotlight on autism acceptance during an awareness-raising week held in store.

Loch Duart, a small-scale low impact salmon farm in Sutherland, has just promoted Hazel Wade as its new operations director.

Humza Yousaf was today elected the leader of the Scottish National Party – but what does that mean for Highland businesses?

Our Executive columnist discusses why it is important to know what motivates your employees at work.

The Virtual Learning Academy (VLA) provides blended learning opportunities to employees in a variety of sectors across the Highlands.

The transformation of Inverness Castle will see an historic ‘rose window’, incorporated into the design. It has a fascinating back story.

Epilepsy Scotland is asking people to wear something purple to help raise awareness of the estimated 58,000 people living with epilepsy in Scotland.