Give me perspective

People of various ages came together at Xoko in the Highland capital for the discussion to mark the occasion.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on Raigmore bus gate issues plus a ‘new-old’ approach to healthcare and Fergus Ewing’s ‘deselection’

Head coach speaks after win.

Everything is an expression of the God who holds all things together, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster.

There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth across the Highlands next month, when the Highland Council sets the council tax increase from April.

Dave Carson wants embattled Highland to set up a rousing end-of-season occasion at Canal Park by taking five points back home from Dundee.

When I wrote about the "five star hotel" experience I'd had in Raigmore I was referring to the care and treatment I'd received - not the food.

Charlie Telfer has left Ross County for a loan deal with Championship Hamilton Accies.

YOUR VIEWS: Speed limit consultation and hospital care.

Lilywhites head to Wick Academy on Wednesday.

Perhaps it’s time in Scotland for the main parties to come together to work together on the very difficult problems now facing us.

There will be some of you who remember when the organisation first launched and have been members for most if not all that time.

The Highlands have led the way on a number of things over the years - particularly ground-breaking was the Highlands and Islands Medical Service.

YOUR VIEWS: Reaction to parents’ denied information about school ‘incident’ plus councillor speaks out on right to die fears

Valentine’s faith - his name means ‘strong’ or ‘powerful’ - did not fail, says our Christian Viewpoint columnist John Dempster.

Demos in Inverness and Denmark prompt response to the ‘Strathy’

When we look at illness across the population, we find that there are patterns where some people tend to have poorer health than others.

With the shopping centre’s food court closing and Lakeland relocating is it time to rethink what could be done with the large shopping space?

Furore over the future of the empty Ironworks building in Inverness has sparked local debate about a possible community buy-out of the site.

Detectives in Inverness are investigating the serious assault of a 50-year-old man near the city centre.