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Lairg Crofters Show held an afternoon tea in Lairg Community Hall on May 6 and also an evening event.

The area has a diverse population where people want to live, work and contribute to society, says our columnist.

The change of monarch does not ring many changes in the world of the postie but two you might have noticed.

If ScotRail can put on an express train between the Highlands and the central belt for sport, then please, can they do it every day?

Business Comment by David Richardson, regional development manager at the Federation of Small Businesses

We’re taking time to focus on what works for us, and what doesn’t.

Salmon catches have been particularly poor across Scotland this year.

Sentient robots and chatbots are still the stuff of science fiction, aren’t they?

Ask any business – or employer for that matter – what their biggest challenge is, and alongside increased costs of trading, will be staff shortages.

It is vital that Raigmore should have the staff, resources, and capacity to treat and care for all its patients. But right now, that is not happening

Endometriosis can impact physical health, emotional wellbeing and daily routine, says our columnist.

Making Space for Nature by Donald Mitchell

I would reply to Jesus: ‘I want to be my authentic self,’ says our columnist.

Rev Alasdair MacLennan believed in evangelism as an imperative to the survival (humanly speaking) of the Church.

Am I just getting old and intolerant or has a proportion of our society forgotten how to behave in public?

Opportunities and challenges faced by firms across the Highlands are different, says our columnist.

Vehicles often show if there's a problem, our symptoms should not be overlooked says Dr Tim Allison.

It shouldn’t be beyond the wit of us Highlanders to come up with a solution for Academy Street in Inverness that gives it back to its people.

COLUMN: Food for Thought by Rev John Sterrett

COLUMN: From the Farm by Victoria Ballantyne