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A DYNAMIC young landscape artist who has won fans across the globe is set to unveil the first glimpse at her latest body of work in Aviemore.

Dog-lovers to the rescue in big game night

More people have expressed their mounting concern about Highland Council’s phased funding reductions to additional support needs provision in schools.

Margaret Davidson has spoken out after auditors raised concerns about the way the Inverness and Highland City-Region Deal has been handled.

A BADENOCH primary school has been rated as a “great place” by a Care Inspectorate report after an inspection in January.

Grantown Grammar School staff and pupils have long felt they have the best school canteen in the country – now they’re close to proving it!

A QUARTET of talented young skiers from Carrbridge Primary School delivered great performances at the recent Green Mountain Indoor Races.

Angry Aviemore businesses have accused Cairngorm Mountain owner Highland and Islands Enterprise of “abandoning the town to its unenviable fate”.

Rothiemurchus and Aviemore Tennis Club netted a guest player when Badenoch MSP Kate Forbes visited to check out progress on the new all-weather court.

A STRATHSPEY nursery is celebrating an “extremely positive” inspection report.

THE founding director of the Cobbs Group has won the prestigious Caledonian MacBrayne Silver Thistle Award this year.

The Celtic Media Festival will celebrate its 40th birthday in Aviemore this summer and bring an estimated £250,000 boost for the local economy.

TWO ambulance crew members had to be drafted in from more than 150 miles away to cover staff shortages at Aviemore ambulance station, it has emerged.

Aviemore Scouts enjoyed a guided tour, skills workshop and mock incident drill at the Cairngorm Mountain Rescue base recently.

The final day of competition at Strathfest 2019 last week rounded off a spectacular week of music, song and dance.

A NEWTONMORE couple still had a night to remember despite their self-catering business missing out on a national accolade.

The right-to-buy scheme “has been a disaster for the UK taxpayer”, it has been claimed.

Police Scotland have confirmed the identity of the man who died following a road traffic collision on the A938 near Dulnain Bridge.

The “corporate gauntlet” has been thrown down by an Aviemore solicitor after Saturday’s rip-roaring Viking Ship Race at Loch Insh.

Four community representatives have been elected to serve on the board of Cairngorms National Park Authority for the next four years.