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MSP Edward Mountain says the army could take the 'pressure off of our NHS'
THE Highland Archive Centre explores the Inverness flood of 1849.
They stood as silent sentinels on one spot for 6000 years, but 46 winters ago the Standing Stones moved 500 metres west.
IT is very difficult to forecast what will happen to the economy in 2021, writes Highland economist Tony Mackay.
Dr Tim Allison, NHS Highland director of public health and policy, urges people help stop the spread of coronavirus:
Dr Laura Ryan, NHS 24’s medical director, answers readers’ questions in our weekly column.
Runners in the Highlands are being urged to take make sure they are doing all they can to be easily seen when exercising outdoors.
If someone was visiting the Highlands for the first time, what one thing would you want to tell them about the area and its people?
“Light brings hope,” said the Queen in her recent Christmas address. “For Christians,” she added, “Jesus is ‘the light of the world’.”
"When my clients tell me they feel something is preventing them from achieving their full potential, I know exactly what they mean."
Vaccines offer us hope and a way out but, until then, we must all play our part in together beating the virus.
OPINION: Drew Hendry MP argues that while the new Covid-19 strain is a set back, the virus is not winning
Inverness BID manager Mike Smith says businesses need some certainty as Covid restrictions continue to bite
An organisation set up to support its town’s businesses is reiterating the 'shop local' message to ensure that they survive this second lockdown.
John ‘Jock’ Cameron (85), of MacRae Avenue in Nairn, took ill on Christmas Day and died in Aberdeen Royal Infirmary on December 30.
A country singer with her roots in Nairnshire is set to entertain music lovers with a special online performance.
A NAIRN grandmother has set herself a chilly challenge to raise money which will help transform the life of a local teenager in need.
LOCKDOWN can mean a busier home... and a more stressful time for some cats, writes Alison Laurie.
What are the legal options if a step parent or grandparent's relationship with a child's parent breaks down?
Columnist Bill McAllister looks back 200 years, when sailing, schools and smuggling were key issues covered by the Inverness Courier.
