Give me perspective

We can improve our mental health, like our physical health, and this can be especially important around Christmas and New Year. says our columnist.

Your horoscopes for the year ahead by Patrick Arundell

Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have been looking back on their rowing adventure this summer when they had to press the pause button after 80 days at sea.

One of the main actors in this year’s pantomime has opened up on the impact they hope to have as a non-binary character.

Mary shows resolve and the courage to embrace sorrow, says our columnist.

NHS Highland has been accused of “unacceptable” failures in tackling waiting lists for children needing mental health treatment.

Our ex-politician columnist on this year’s top political page-turners.

Scott Watson, the governor of HMP Inverness, has 29 years of experience with the Scottish Prison Service.

John Carson was instrumental in the building of the Skye Bridge

Highland couple were not prepared to take ‘no’ for an answer from authorities

Four Highland chambers of commerce have united to voice strong opposition to the proposed introduction of a regional “tourist tax” scheme.

Exactly 10 years after same-sex marriage became legal, the first couple in the Highlands to get a civil partnership reflects on the progress made.

They remain seven points behind league leaders Brechin City.

Think about how we can look after ourselves as well as those around us, family, friends and neighbours, says our columnist.

Tony Dingwall believes Brora Rangers are thriving on the hunger shown by their latest signings.

Community and business representatives are reeling from Orbex’s shock decision to halt work on the spaceport it was developing in north Sutherland.

The news that Sutherland Spaceport is to be mothballed is a significant blow to the business community in north Sutherland and Caithness.

Jamie Stone MP calls for the establishment of banking hubs in light of the impending closures of Bank of Scotland branches in Golspie and Wick.

Mystery surrounds the scattering of thousands of plastic rose petals by Loch Vaa

October saw four Highland suicides over just eight days — proving that Cromarty-based charity James Support Group is needed now more than ever.