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The Highland Council's mantra is to cut, cut and cut again.

Nicky Marr ponders if we might miss out on a 'sharp, intelligent, and economically astute' next First Minister.

In the United States, which man’s bust is most commonly found? Abraham Lincoln? George Washington? Andrew Carnegie? Nope to all three.

I cannot get the images and stories from the recent earthquake that has hit Turkey and Syria from my mind.

She showed grit, character, and the deepest reserves of resilience at the epicentre of the raging inferno of the independence debate in Scotland.

Somehow January passed without me managing to put a fly into the water.

In our new Making Space for Nature column, High Life Highland countryside ranger Marcia O’Hara explains how to look after your garden birds

Let’s turn the page and find a more positive chapter for all of Scotland’s people, please.

I’m curious. What actually is the role of our elected representatives in Holyrood and Westminster?

Columnist John Dempster explores the way literature can help us to reflect on our own lives.

The Scottish Crofting Federation carried out a survey about rising prices last year

122 people have been killed in accidents on the A9 since the start of 2009.

As I write this, I’m wearing three layers and a scarf, with a hot water bottle stuffed up my jumper.

COLUMN: Food for Thought by Rev Canon James Currall

COLUMN: Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert

As Scotland marks 20 years of access laws under the Land Reform Act, John Davidson speaks to charities and politicians on the future of outdoor access

In case it’s important for you to know this, I am a woman, and I am a trans ally.

From the records of the Highland Archive Centre

There’s an image of Banksy’s that I used as my screensaver for a while, and it came to mind again this week.

The initial reports about the Cromarty Firth Freeport deal are very vague.