HIE approved up to £63.2m investment in 489 projects during the period of 2022 - 2023.
The finalists for the annual Highland Business Awards have now been selected.
Childline is giving free, confidential support and advice to young people under the age of 19 at www.childline.org.uk or by phone on 0800 1111.
The Highland Business Women Awards are fast approaching, and the judges have now decided on a shortlist.
On results day, SQA will open its helpline at 8am to answer learners’ questions about their certificates.
The group was set up in recognition of the critical influence the housing crisis is having on businesses and communities across the region.
Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected over the Highlands tomorrow (Saturday 7).
The Rag 'n' Bone Man gig that was due to take place at Northern Meeting Park tonight has been cancelled.
Wick-based student Florence Murton-Armer received the accolade for her poem titled 'Wide and Free' after entering the High Life Poetry Prize,
Plans to deliver the much contested Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMA) will not be progressed.
A team of six women - who are rowing 2,000 miles around Great Britain - have successfully navigated a dangerous stretch of The Pentland Firth.
The biggest Highland event for business-minded females is on the horizon – and it is time to get your entries in.
Businesses, tourism organisations and individuals can now have a say on the Visitor Levy Bill as it will be the focus of a new public consultation.
Entries are now open for The Scottish Council for Development and Industry (SCDI) Highlands and Islands Business Excellence Awards.
The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 5 per cent, adding to the strain on households struggling with soaring mortgage costs.
Sharon Leon was founded in 1963 and 60 years on it is still the go-to retailer for carpets and flooring in the Highlands.
The Highland Business Women Awards 2023 is a great way to recognise the females making a difference.
It has been announced today that the controversial Deposit Return Scheme will be delayed until at least October 2025.
The Scottish Government has been accused by a Caithness businessman of constantly moving the goalposts over its controversial deposit return scheme.
Thomas Eccles the founder of FlyHighland Ltd, was named the overall winner at the UHI Business Competition.
