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Diane Knox forecasts an extra special Tartan Heart Festival at Belladrum as fans pour back after a Covid enforced three year break.
After Scottish golf courses have been showcased on the worldwide stage over the past fortnight.
It’s been a busy few weeks, and they certainly look set to continue. I’ll give you a quick update on life of late…
Our Invernessian in the US had little desire to celebrate Independence Day as abortion laws leave her let down.
I have some good friends here in the States who just returned from a golf trip to Scotland.
The Invernessian in America discusses the topic of morality amidst the recent controversy within the world of golf.
Last weekend’s festivities were lovely-jubilee…once I eventually found them!
I’m struggling to write about the massacre that unfolded in Uvalde, Texas last week.
Five tests with the double lines for “positive” – and Garrett still wouldn’t believe we were looking at a confirmed pregnancy result!
Well, the news is out and I am so thrilled to be able to talk about the biggest, and best, part of my life.
I’ll be honest, I’ve gone back and forth on covering this topic. I’m sure the reasons why will become clear, but I can't avoid writing about it.
Our Invernessian in America tells of her special friendship with mum...or mom!
Diane Knox talks about changes to the weekday programming schedule at MFR with Jodie McCluskey moving to a new breakfast show which is huge news.
When you move halfway across the world, life changes in many, many ways.
It’s Good Friday, and the Easter weekend is upon us.
It’s Masters week. You can almost smell the azaleas through the TV.
Nessie may be a year-round April Fool's to many – but I'm a believer.
Spring has officially sprung – it’s my absolute favourite time of the year, whether in Scotland or Florida.
In my last column, I wrote about great weeks – and last week certainly was one of those.