Give me perspective

Grief runs to its own timetable in each of us, impacts us all differently, and going through it is a far-from linear process.

Volunteers and staff from High Life Highland who went above and beyond for their work to make lives better for others were recognised last night.

Inverness Courier columnist Bill McAllister recalls reporting the Renee and Andrew MacRae mystery over the years.

It’s the question on everyone’s lips; what do we really want from our elected representatives?

I’m writing this as we come out of an official period of mourning after the Queen’s funeral.

The Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP reflects on his own personal pilgrimage to London as the nation's period of mourning ends

Craig Campbell will look for goalkeeping reinforcements after Brora Rangers stopper Joe Malin suffered a long-term injury in the Scottish Cup.

The world needs people who stand up for what they believe in.

COLUMN: Food for Thought by Rev John Sterrett

Like me, you were probably watching the telly on Thursday for the news we knew must be coming but were collectively dreading, writes Nicky Marr.

Scottish salmon now adds more than £220 million a year to the north-west Highlands’ economy, a new study has revealed.

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.

A new research found that the Highland Council area is among those with the highest percentage experiencing an increase in residents.

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

The Postie Notes column by Pete Malone

Edinburgh is filthy. As I write, the city is in day four of a 12-day strike by waste staff, and the rubbish is rising.

Revitalised town and city centres can help the Highlands tackle the challenges of Covid-19 recovery, the climate emergency and cost of living crisis.

The community dig at Swartigill has started up again – volunteers are welcome to come along and work at this 'hidden gem of archaeology' in far north

Have you heard of Opportunity Cromarty Firth? Sort of? Until recently, that was me too.