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When I was a teenager, it was only bad boys and sailors who had tattoos.

SNP councillors are now the dominant people in Highland Council's administration hierarchy.

COLUMN: From the Croft by Russell Smith

Well, it didn’t take long to get that bunting down, did it?

In my stubbornness to convince myself that I was right, I actually reasoned the evidence away.

There’s nothing like following politics to make me feel depressed. No – scratch depressed, I’m furious.

You could say that I was once one of the railway children. I was brought up beside the railway line.

I was ‘one of those kids’ when I was wee; always curious, always asking questions.

COLUMN: The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert

COLUMN: Pawsability by Anne Patfield

He is 'deeply concerned that this familiar fixture' is at risk 'due to a workforce crisis'

Food for Thought by John Sterrett

You’ll have heard the one about the journalist who walked out of an awards dinner because she didn’t like the jokes?

We are coming up to the time for exams whether at school, college or university.

COLUMN: From the Archives

Business Comment by David Richardson, Highlands and Islands development manager, Federation of Small Businesses

If you’ve had the flexibility of working from home these past couple of years, you might get where I’m coming from.

Don’t you just love it when things are more beautiful than they need to be?

Have you heard the news from MFR? From next month it will be all-change for the “North’s Number One”

In a few days there will be a new Highland Council, a mix of returning and new members eagerly, and nervously anticipating the term ahead.