THE "monstrous anger of the guns" was recreated at Inverness Royal Academy yesterday (Wednesday) when a specialist in re-enacting the First World War visited the school – just as Armistice Day approaches.

MEMBERS of the Inverness and Highland Branch of the Parachute Regimental Association are hoping to make their first official visit to Holland to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem next month.

IN the days of the British Raj a six-year-old boy, who was to become famous himself one day, rubbed shoulders with two of the most charismatic characters on the world stage.

THE remarkable story of a colourful Czech airman and his flying dog has been told for the first time by a former Ross-shire man.

RESIDENTS in North Kessock will be hosting a trip down memory lane this weekend to celebrate the role played by the ferries which operated between the village and Inverness.

THE changing face of a local village over more than a century is being highlighted in a new book.

HAPPY memories of school days at the former Inverness Royal Academy came flooding back for three Inverness exiles last week on a tour of Inverness College's School of Business Studies at Midmills.

A CENTURY ago, a horse-drawn caravan nearly came to grief on a stretch of the old A9 near Daviot known as Craggie Brae.

A BATTLE is brewing over plans to have one of Scotland’s most famous places recognised as a world heritage site.

CALLING all former pupils of Marybank Primary School – you are invited to help mark a milestone in the school’s history.