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Around 200 young musicians from across the Highlands are set to entertain folks in the Highland capital with jigs, reels and marches.

There are hopes she and Koshi will have cubs to bolster at risk species

£25,000 available in latest round - past winners have included aspiring tennis coaches and mountain leaders

Royal Bank of Scotland has officially re-opened its Inverness branch, following a £2.5 million investment.

George Dixon was a Grantownian through and through and forensic in his research

Today would have been his mother’s 52nd birthday.

Sheriff says it was ‘pure luck injuries weren't a lot worse’ after shocking incident in Aviemore

Inverness and Nairn Lib Dem candidate Neil Alexander warn of ‘growing crisis’ in north healthcare

The arrest and charge come after a 51-year-old woman died in hospital.

The Kessock Bridge is set to undergo further works as part of plans to strengthen the structure of the bridge on the A9.

Follow up to Aviemore’s open discussion on Burall Fund cash

Mountain train was taken out of operation in mid-May

Over 200 young adults checked in Carrbridge with 10 referred on for further investigation

Dave Morris is disappointed that so few people turned up to discuss the Highland Wind Farm proposal

Ten nights. Ten venues. Ten different areas. That is the adventure awaiting seven comedians set to go on tour for mental health charity, Mikeysline.

The total bill for the local authority’s highest earners has risen five fold in the last five years.

The “biggest Christmas party the Highlands have ever seen” has been promised after musicians Calum MacPhail and Torridon announced a joint gig.

In recent weeks calls have grown louder to ‘get tough on Highland second homers’

Art exhibition with a difference is planned at Badenoch capital’s Iona Gallery

Fans of Swedish furniture giant Ikea will find it even easier to get their design fix after plans for a new facility in Inverness got the green light.