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Clach boss Jordan Macdonald expects a different test from Brora Rangers in a cup final on Saturday compared to their last game against Formartine.

Wallace Duffy thinks ICT have every reason to believe they can get three points at Ayr United after recent victories on the road.

Karen Mason believes the same issues keep cropping up to cost Inverness Caley Thistle's women results in the Championship.

It is the 275 years since the contract to build Fort George was awarded but as its military days are numbered, shouldn't a new use be planned now?

The decision to green light a new football facility beside Inverness Royal Academy has left Inverness Athletic chairman Sandy Stephen "buzzing".

Grant Campbell, Highland SCDI regional manager, argues that the UK Government's Energy Bill Relief scheme must run throughout 2023 and into 2024.

We spoke to: Gael Force Group; the Department for Work and Pensions; Towergate Health and Protection; and SFG Software at Highland Spotlight today.

Readers give us their views on news of the moment.

Last week in Holyrood I raised again the issue of dualling the A9 and the A96 from Inverness to Auldearn (including the Nairn bypass).

Soaring electricity costs are prompting a Black Isle business to seriously consider whether to temporarily close its doors during part of the winter.

The week that the Queen was laid to rest will forever be a poignant one.

I’m writing this as we come out of an official period of mourning after the Queen’s funeral.

Three takeaways from Caley Thistle's penalty shoot-out victory over Brechin in the SPFL Trust Trophy including reaction from Barry Wilson and Max Ram.

You may not have noticed, but summer ended on Friday and the autumnal equinox heralds a new season, with cooler weather approaching.

Shane Carling is counting down the days until the shinty season ends – as it will mean his Loch Ness squad is boosted by the return of players.

Jordan Tillson insists there is no down time during the international break as Ross County look to improve their results in the Scottish Premiership.

The cost-of-living crisis is already impacting the health of young people, according to the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH).

Club captain Conor Ross believes no other club has worked as hard as Beauly as they close in on a league and cup double.

The need for affordable, accessible and adequate homes continues to be a crucial topic in the Highlands.

Jordan MacDonald knows some Clachnacuddin players will be disappointed by selections in the coming week as he faces some tough decisions.