CHRISTIAN VIEWPOINT: John Dempster reflects on a major Christian art exhibition under way in Inverness.

More hard-to-reach homes and businesses in the Highlands have been given access to faster and more reliable broadband.

Lorry drivers have outlined a shortage of facilities along the A9 , as they are left “nowhere to go.”

It has been another busy week at Inverness Sheriff Court, here is a round-up of the cases that called.

Radio 4 panel show The Kitchen Cabinet is coming to Inverness.

He is a “sympathetic sceptic” when it comes to talk of a monster lurking within Loch Ness. So why does Adrian Shine say the great beast ‘exists’?

A blind man and his guide dog have been refused entry to a taxi multiple times in Inverness in recent months.

POLITICS MATTERS: David Stewart on how both UK and Scottish governments could do more for the Highlands.

Mounteagle transmitting station which provides broadcast services to homes across the Highlands is celebrating 65 years on the air.

Highview House residents have recently formed their own arts society

Police are continuing efforts to trace two missing fishermen and a vessel off the coast of the Isle of Lewis.

NHS Highland nurses who were among the first to pilot a Nurse Sexual Offence Examiners role have attended an event to celebrate its national rollout.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson takes his family up this fine Corbett just a couple of weeks after the route to Ryvoan is reopened to the public

Bryan Stevens has been nominated for the title of Outstanding Volunteer in the Community Leisure UK Seriously Social Awards.

Highland patients waiting for an appointment with gynaecology will have their name put on the second longest wait-list in Scotland.

Katya Jones will take the judge’s seat - not the first time she will have been involved with the annual fundraiser.

The celebration included a host of musical and other performances.

A condition affecting more than one million children across the UK is the focus of a new Highland awareness drive.

Highland Council’s Waste Services team has been awarded the Best Team of the Year award at a national conference for the sector.

Michelle Macleod suffered a cardiac arrest in 2019 and is now helping people like her.