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Malky Mackay is keen to make full use of the Highland League to give his Ross County prospects the best chance of senior football at a young age.

Barry Wilson has backed Cameron Harper to emulate Ryan Christie's success if the Inverness youngster continues to develop on and off the pitch.

When it emerged, after final confirmation the Ironworks would close, that the Old High Church was up for sale, the solution seemed straightforward.

Charlie Christie runs the rule over a string of disappointing results for Highland League clubs in the first round of the Scottish Cup.

Living with organ failure is hard. Hearts, kidneys, livers just not working, leaving individuals dependent on drugs, oxygen or machines to live.

Highland will travel to GHK quite happy to play the spoiler role in their opponents' National One homecoming.

You should not be judged by how you look, but by how you perform says Jackie Cuddy, manager of Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness.

Nairn County are looking for a new manager after Ronnie Sharp resigned, but what are they looking for? How long will it take? Here are the answers.

Jordan Macdonald has already battled different kinds of Formartine United sides in his time at Clach, but he is preparing for the best this weekend.

Malky Mackay says he has seen summer recruit Victor Loturi making strides in Ross County training as the midfielder settles into life in Dingwall.

Mark Ridgers faced Brechin City in the Championship not too long ago, but now he prepares to face them as a Highland League side in cup action.

I was on a rooftop pool in Spain when news broke of the Queen’s passing. It was a JFK moment, the end of the Elizabethan era.

There’s still plenty of visitors around the city centre but despite the busy season, local hoteliers and guest-house owners are in a bind.

The events of the past 12 days have gripped the country, the Elizabethan age drawing to a sudden close and the dawning of the time of Charles III.

Readers' takes on coverage of the Queen's death and the NHS Highland decision to scale back work on the day of her funeral.

The morning after the announcement the Queen had passed away, I was glad to put on record the condolences of local communities in parliament.

It might only be September, but Loch Ness manager Shane Carling is approaching his side's next three matches as though they could be season defining.

On Thursday 8th September, life in this country changed, we began to discover what life would be like without Queen Elizabeth.

Mark Ridgers called ICT's win at Dundee "massive" because it meant the Caley Jags did not fall further behind the league leaders early in the season.

After the North of Scotland Cup final was moved to Clach sports editor Will Clark ponderss whether there needs to be neutral hosts in the first place.