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Mark Ridgers believes the desire to get on the pitch at Hampden Park will drive Caley Thistle's players on to impress in the coming weeks.

Readers on the valuable role played by community councils and plans for a city park.

Whatever central and local government throws at businesses, Nairn BID vows to campaign on their behalf.

This is the 175th anniversary of the completion of one of our city centre’s most attractive buildings, which wears its age graciously.

I’ve always considered heated seats to be something of an extravagance. However, after a few days in the latest Nissan Juke I’m a convert.

Readers respond to a range of ongoing developments and issues.

Caley Thistle are Hampden-bound! Here are four takeaways from the match that sent them there, with reaction from Billy Dodds and Roddy MacGregor.

Inverness Caley Thistle's Roddy MacGregor looks forward to the prospect of finally gracing the Hampden Park turf in the Scottish Cup semi finals.

Inverness Caley Thistle boss Billy Dodds hailed his players after they came from behind to beat Kilmarnock and reach the Scottish Cup semi finals.

The raison d’être of a BID is to be an effective, strong and representative voice for our city centre businesses on the matters key to them.

Courier columnist Charles Bannerman has sparked controversy with his latest column.

Loch Ness on course to win first league title.

Radical move to combine rivals could make them sustainable without serious charity from the wealthy, says shareholder.

Billy Dodds has said that Caley Thistle's players should only be focused on one thing tomorrow night – booking a Scottish Cup semi final place.

Partners hope the Cromarty Firth area will become a major global hub for green energy.

Campaigners hoping to take an Inverness green space into community hands say rejection would “fly in the face” of Scottish Government policy.

According to the World Economic Forum, it will take 268 years to close the economic gender gap, points out local MP.

Councillor Raymond Bremner said many of the budget savings haven’t been easy.

Adder Business said it has enjoyed a rise in business since making the move to the city centre.

If the green paradise results in a serious loss of trade, it will be a personal and financial disaster for city centre traders, says our columnist.