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Other topics from readers include support for short-term A9 safety improvement ideas and praise for retiring vet.
The event attracted a record number of women heavy competitors, with 15 involved – a larger field than in the men's contest.
An Inverness couple with an almost insatiable spirit of adventure will share their passion for life on the road in TV series Million Pound Motorhomes.
Officers are appealing for information following what they describe was a serious crash at around 1.10pm today.
The section of the A9 was shut in both directions at around 7.05pm today.
It is not known what action emergency services are taking.
Entry for this Saturday's event could cost a family double the price they paid to get in last year.
But Highland Council is developing a plan to enhance use of the Inverness Town House in order to make it as accessible as possible to the public.
Hot topics include getting around without a car, public transport and Elgin City (after they lost to Caley Thistle).
The decision is due to accommodation pressures.
Highland Council has apologised to the public and the businesses.
Individuals and businesses are signing up to help fundraising for the Held in our Hearts baby loss support charity.
Inspectors assessed a service for adults with mental health problems and/or learning disabilities living in their own homes.
Sport is the theme for this year's edition of the challenge which aims to keep youngsters reading during the school holiday.
The two-car collision happened at around 2.30pm today.
Hot topics among our readers are linked to the environment.
Corbett Centre was assessed as very good for both its leadership and how well it supports people's wellbeing.
Police have thanked the public after a missing 21-year-old man was tracked down 'safe and well'.
“Interest and engagement in clan culture around the world has never been so active and vibrant."
An investigation has been launched by Highland Council as a precautionary measure.
