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Skerray school reopens, a ball is held in Bonar Bridge and a Strathy nurse is honoured.
Pupils at Golspie Primary have been awarded the RSPB Wild Challenge Bronze Award.
Highland Council is looking at the area surrounding Golspie cemetery with a view to expanding it, local councillor Richard Gale has said.
An application for consent to site four glamping pods on an unused “paddock” at 185 Migdale, Bonar Bridge, has been granted
We all know that Mothering Sunday is the day set aside when we celebrate our mothers and all they mean to us.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Durness golf course plan; Funding for Kinlochbervie fish market and better discipline at Armadale school.
A trip to hospital was made more comfortable for two Golspie patients, thanks to the new electric car.
Milestone reached at SSE Renewables’ Gordonbush Extension wind farm as turbine component deliveries completed.
A CONTRACT to provide medical services in the Tongue area has been awarded to Tain and District Medical Group.
North Coast Campus head teacher Katherine Wood has given a presentation on remote learning to Sutherland County Committee.
It is International Women’s Day today - a day designated to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.
Each pupil who completes a run and submits their entry, will receive an email certificate.
Fourteen museums are taking part in Highland Threads.
Dornoch Cathedral minister Rev Susan Brown has endorsed the new website.
Tongue Manse is now known as Lundies, after the ministerial family who once occupied it.
The River Brora is only just flowing freely after being frozen for weeks, and now an angler has landed the first fish of the season.
Extracts from the annals of the Northern Times
Tribute will be paid to those who worked for the Highlands and Islands Medical Service which was NHS forerunner
Links House at Royal Dornoch, has raised nearly £2500 for Hope for Tomorrow.
