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I reckon KGM will pretty soon become part of the automotive landscape, says our columnist.

Readers make their views known on a range of issues this week.

Pulpit exchanges often prove refreshing both for the pastors involved and their churches, says our columnist.

Our latest mystery Highland images have been revealed. Can you identify the people in them, or where and when they were taken?

FSB wants introduction of a Small Business Act covering things like late payment by large businesses, access to finance and public sector procurement.

The younger element among them will, decades from now, like me with my Wembley memories, be able to say: "I was there."

Crucial club find a way to keep going.

Good weather may make for stunning photographs but it’s the bad weather days that bring the best stories

A reader raises concerns about the Highland freeport designation and its potential wider implications.

Map-maker Steve Smirthwaite chats to John Davidson about exploring West Moray, Nairn and Dava to produce his latest mountain bike-friendly guide

There will be a higher number of fledgling birds in the town centre after NatureScot changed the goalposts, say Nairn BID.

Charging point woes took away the joy of the car, says our columnist.

Readers continue to respond to the ongoing ICTFC saga and other issues in the headlines.

We may discover in nature metaphors of our relationship with God, says our columnist.

Can Inverness manage a prompt return to the Championship?

Ensuring strong incentives and affordable, reliable and regular public transport is in place first will be vital, says our columnist.

Whatever the final outcome, at least this campaign with two clear frontrunners is generating interest, unlike in 2019, says our columnist.

Worrying times for Inverness Caledonian Thistle after today’s announcement.

The controversial decision by Caley Thistle management to move training to Fife continues to provoke comment - some of it sympathetic.

It was love at first sight when I first laid eyes on Stac Pollaidh as a teenager many years ago.