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Three groups have joined together to create an exhibition to work on young people's mental wellbeing.
The Highland LGBT Forum has announced the cancellation of Highland Pride only a month after its 2022 date was announced.
National Sheep Association Scotland are encouraging under-26's to apply to their shepherd of the year competition.
Two charities have joined forces to help improve the mental health and wellbeing of unpaid carers across the Highlands.
A secondary school pupil from the Isle of Skye was named a Highland Hero last week for his fundraising efforts.
A Beauly GP took to the stage last week to collect an award based off his work during the lockdown.
After being crowned brave child of the year, Lexie Forsyth went on stage to accept the award.
A well known face in Inverness, Wendy Morgan, has been recognised for the hard work she puts in at home.
The incredible Sophie Stewart saw her hard work recognised as she was named primary pupil of the year.
Staff and pupils at South Lodge Primary School are celebrating as they are recognised with award.
Highland Pride's popular summer event will return on June 11, hosting a day full of speeches, live music, food, stalls and more.
High Life Highland says it will donate around £10,000 to support the people of Ukraine as it backed a bid for a weekend of action.
Data reveals hate crimes against LGBT+ people in the Highlands and Islands jumped a shocking 49 per cent in the last year.
The Black Isle Farmers' Society has opened its applications for their Bursary Scheme in 2022.
NHS Highland and the Highland Council are working together to provide LFD tests across the Highlands.
A Highland charity is helping to spread the word on suicide prevention and offer support to young people during Children's Mental Health Week.
A new study has been launched to investigate whether the benefits from online exercise classes are different to the benefits of in-person classes.
Following the latest elections at the Scottish Youth Parliament, six new representatives have been chosen across the Highland region.
