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Decisions on contracts had to be made while the club were still in administration, but a brighter future is ahead.

Nairn Book & Arts Festival’s artistic director Tanera Astley talks about the year-round work to bring one of Nairn’s most anticipated events to life.

He says as an independent candidate he will ‘force the next government to deliver’ on the A9 and A96.

A consultant anaesthetist at Raigmore Hospital shares thoughts on things we can all do for Clean Air day - and beyond.

Colin Campbell ponders the benefits for civic life that a new sauna at the city’s Bellfield Park could bring.

John Davidson joined a visually impaired walking group in the Highlands and learned that the support they offer is invaluable to its members

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Our columnist finds much to enjoy in a well-known figure’s questioning approach to her relationship with Christian faith.

Our columnist can see only good coming from a ban on mobiles in our schools.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to council plans for boosting attainment in schools.

A donation of slides brings back memories of church picnic gatherings in the 1960s and 70s.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers respond to one of this week’s top stories.

John Dempster shares hs struggles with obsessive thoughts, holding on to God through it all.

Treament matters, but so too does staying healthy in a bid to prevent illness, says our columnist.

Does Scotland have the capacity to realise the green vision, MSP Fergus Ewing wonders.

Caley Thistle legend Charlie Christie reflects on two wildly different European finals to round off the 2024/25 season.

Too much time is spent ‘accommodating’ prisoners, according to our columnist.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on the issues that matter to them.

A part-funded outdoor experience is helping give secondary pupils an in-depth understanding of nature. John Davidson spoke to some of those involved