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Our readers have shared their thoughts on recent new stories, with Letters to the Editor.

North Coast 500: Ten Years On – David Richardson says that tourism is vital to the north Highlands, and the NC500 has helped sustain the sector

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson looks back on a ride around the world-famous route as the NC500 marks its 10th anniversary

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A mountain bike ride from Inverness follows trails to reach Dores via an exciting downhill section before returning via the riverside

“People just like you and me - save lives every day without even knowing we’re doing it. That’s because we’re blood donors,” says our columnist.

Ross-shire Journal readers have shared their thoughts on the proposed cruise ship tax.

NHS Highland’s column looks at Unicef’s life-changing work.

In 1820, Munro of Novar made moves to remove tenants from his estate in Culrain to make way for a sheep farm. It led to the Culrain Riots.

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Black and blue after taking on the blue route on the Kelpies Trails, John Davidson looks back at a great family fun day on the bikes

Our readers have shared their thoughts on this week’s news.

The tourism industry in the Highlands and Islands has come together to raise thousands of pounds to help bereaved families during the last year.

Our columnist Colin Campbell meets our MP Angus MacDonald.

The Highland Archive Centre includes a host of historical documents detailing the story of the Parish of Cromarty. Here it takes a look at the parish…

The NHS Highland Armed Forces and Veterans Project aimed to develop NHS Highland as a more armed forces and veterans-aware provider and employer.

Those of us who are at a fairly advanced age are liable to take much more interest in the assisted dying issue than younger folk, says our columnist.

Forest trails lead off from the Rogie Falls car park, where John Davidson goes in search of a route beyond the dramatic river crossing

Our columnist, Karen Anderson, has shared her updates about the highs and lows of house-hunting in the Highland capital.

While supplements and medications may have a place, they should not be a substitute for a balanced diet and staying active, says our columnist.

Making Space for Nature by Imogen Furlong

Members of the public in the Highlands will be able to attend public events as part of the visitor levy scheme consultation.