The president of Highland Business Women discusses her 2022 highlights and the plans for next year.
Earlier this month, I was in Sweden for a church service and I began to sense that anticipation of the coming of Christmas, says Bishop Mark Strange.
There’s no doubt that the cost-of-living crisis is taking the sparkle away from Christmas for many families.
We all know it is a time for fun, family and festivities, but it is also a time when we need to look after our own health, and look after others.
Former Highland News editor Colin Campbell reminisces about past times.
The flu vaccine is safe and effective, and it gives the best protection against flu.
Southside Road Surgery has completed the renovation of its premises.
Christmas can heighten the worries people have at this difficult time, but experts can help you emotionally navigate the stress.
The team at the Drumossie has created an evening of fine dining, celebration, entertainment and dancing to wave hello to the new year.
Brazil have been a joy to watch.
In the 1920s it was proposed to set up a hydro-electricity scheme in Inverness.
As the cost-of-living crisis continues, money is a serious concern for many.
These weeks before Christmas, Christians are preparing to celebrate the coming of Jesus to reveal the full extent of God’s love, writes John Dempster.
Spey Valley Retail, the ‘hidden-gem’ of a shopping destination in the Macdonald Aviemore Highland Resort
Dr Laura Ryan, who is NHS 24’s medical director and has 20 years' experience as a doctor, answers readers’ questions in our column.
With winter starting to make an appearance, we support and advise on how best you can look after yourself over the winter months.
Vet Alison Laurie-Chalmers looks at the issue of arthritis in older cats... and ways it can be treated and managed.
Charles Bannerman’s column on climate change encouraged complacency, says reader.
I have a family member who is quite a heavy smoker and I’m worried about my kids being around them. What are the risks of second-hand smoke?
Columnist Bill McAllister reflects on the life of a less widely known figure from Inverness's past.
