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A dip into the photo archive of the Northern Times.
From the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago
It is a homecoming for Rona, winner of the BBC Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year Award.
The Black Isle Show needs a coordinator to help pull together next years triumphant return.
From the photo archive of the Northern Times.
Armadale crofting tenants to look into owning their land; A lorry driver is lucky to be alive; Opinions differ over a site for Ardgay War Memorial.
Mr Whyte, who was in his eighties, moved from Golspie some two years ago to Dunfermline to be closer to family members.
The business was founded by Reay Campbell and is located at Balblair, on the outskirts of Bonar Bridge.
Police swoop on New Age Travellers at Brora; Councillors vote to close north schools; And beauty contests at Brora and Golspie.
The funding comes from the Scottish Government's play area renewal programme and is being disbursed by Highland Council.
The Sutherland project will take the lessons learned from Caithness Cares and use these as a roadmap for a similar project.
A dip into the Northern Times' photo archive.
A Sutherland minister is recovering after being knifed; the problem of marauding sheep; and the war memorial at Bettyhill is unveiled.
Frances Arrowsmith, NHS Highland midwifery team leader in the county, received her prize at the RCM’s annual awards ceremony on October 27.
A motion calls for the government to adopt a registration scheme instead, branding its licensing plan "not appropriate for the Highlands”.
From the photo archive of the Northern Times.
Rogart crofters are shocked at a rent rise demand; Sutherland's MP votes to join the Common Market; and there is concern over seine net fishing.
The scheme can provide financial support towards the cost of recruiting and training an apprentice
The Scottish Social Services Council said that, had the errors gone unnoticed, service users may have been at unnecessary risk of harm
A dip into the picture archive of the Northern Times.
