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ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson explores the hills behind Evanton and Alness in a search for the three monuments of Fyrish

An Inverness scaffolder who repeatedly failed to comply with court payback orders has been jailed for nine months.

After a four decade career in Highland banking, RBS commercial manager David Scott is passing on the mantle to Inverness man Ryan Fraser

Engineering firm, Edwin James Group, has committed to a double zero target by aiming to achieve zero to landfill and net zero by 2030

A motorist was annoyed by another car “tailgating” him as he drove into an Inverness housing estate.

Sandon Urquhart spared jail despite biting ear off partially and having previous offences.

It will include a full-sized Olympic-standard bouldering wall, children's walls and a weights room for mountain and adventure sports training.

MSP Edward Mountain says 'this is a service that should be available for the full week, not just weekends'

Council leaders say the small rise recognises financial pressures currently faced by tenants.

Scottish PR agency Muckle Media has joined big name brands in achieving B Corporation status for its commitment to more than just business success

One of the most famous names in shipbuilding, Harland & Wolff, is to host its first Inverness-Nigg Careers’ Evening in Alness

Prince Andrew should lose the title of Earl of Inverness, according to a poll of Courier readers.

Millbank Primary School in Nairn is partially closed today and the move has affected Mrs Wood's P1/2 class.

Asher's Bakery won gold in two categories of the World Championship Scotch Pie Awards with their macaroni pie and steak slice savoury.

Nairn local admits to several offences in court and is given fine and community work.

Inverness GP considers meat and dairy consumption and how it is linked to both our health and that of planet.

The UK Government Help to Grow: Digital scheme – designed to help smaller businesses adoptg digital technologys – is now open for applications

A historical community hall at the heart of Nairn’s old Fishertown could be given a new lease of life as a community hub.

A serving Inverness soldier feared he would be deported back to his native Fiji when he got a letter from the Home Office.