Give me perspective

A variety of topics exercised readers recently.

A CHARITY is inviting people who suffered the loss of a baby to a service of remembrance in Inverness tomorrow.

Player glad to be back at Merkinch club.

Executive Magazine celebrates 40 years this month. We got the chance to chat with the publication's founder Bob Dalgarno. Watch here for more.

He is demanding that the UK government rescue hundreds of small local businesses in the Highlands from soaring energy bills

In hindsight, I must admit to some naivety about vaping when it first emerged perhaps 15 years ago.

Carla saw two birds of prey circling purposefully, high above the car.

Columnist David Sutherland gives his thoughts on the winter ahead and the energy crisis.

Is Queen Elizabeth II the best of all time?

Defender aiming to represent his country at under-21 level again.

Highland councillors have put down a motion today asking to consider providing free bus passes for a year for all refugees moving into the Highlands.

SSE Renewables has been continuing to invest in the Highlands and Islands to ensure that communities are supported towards net zero.

Relatives of a nursery teacher who was killed in a tragic road accident have spoken this afternoon.

In the 20-plus years since I’ve been writing, I‘ve never had the luxury of someone to type for me.

Late goals from both teams meant the points would be shared between Ross County and Aberdeen – here are three things to take away from the game.

I can imagine a child looking up from Kenneth Steven’s new book with illustrations by Laetitia Zink and saying: “But it’s not like that, is it?”

Two defeats on the road has Caley Thistle's women desperate to pick up a victory on their return to Millburn Academy this afternoon.

Last week Nicola Sturgeon announced a consultation on extending support for the Gaelic language and also for “Scots”.

Dave Carson is desperate for Highland RFC to avoid a second consecutive opening day defeat at home against Ayr as the season kicks off tomorrow.

Clach have reached the North of Scotland Cup final – and boss Jordan Macdonald hopes that buzz will turn Highland League performances into results.