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Ali Sutherland believes big characters and a fierce winning mentality at Brora Rangers can keep title hopes burning brightly deep into the new year.
Brora Rangers manager Craig Campbell is constantly demanding more from attacking duo Jordan MacRae and Andy Macrae.
An Inverness police officer who restrained a violent man who knocked out her colleague is to be recognised at a national awards ceremony.
Moves to empty a pond in a popular Inverness leisure park began today.
A 65-year-old man will be reported to the procurator fiscal after one person was taken to hospital following a crash in Easter Ross.
Today's main morning train service from Inverness to London has been cancelled.
Finding the net is key to success.
Blythswood Care’s Highland Foodbank wants people to donate hot water bottles.
Former management duo face each other at Station Park.
Former management duo go up against each other on Saturday.
Announcement is expected today.
Moves to create a dedicated bus and emergency service road route serving Raigmore Hospital will be discussed at a public information event.
Something is brewing in Inverness – and one man’s dream, almost 20 years in the making, just moved closer to realisation.
NHS Highland will tomorrow seek to agree a bid for almost £9 million from the Scottish Government to let more Moray women give birth in Inverness.
Craig Campbell will look for goalkeeping reinforcements after Brora Rangers stopper Joe Malin suffered a long-term injury in the Scottish Cup.
Runners from all over the world are getting ready to run through some of the world’s most stunning scenery – and there’s still time to join them.
Cattachs take on Jags at Dudgeon Park.
Occupants of four cars escaped injury in a crash on the A9 north of the Kessock Bridge this morning.
One lane has reopened after a collision on the A9 near Munlochy this morning.
A campaigner pressing for Scottish Government action on poor public toilet provision is accusing Highland Council of shirking basic responsibilities.
