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Our archive box yielded this image of local Guides.
As birth registrations were suspended since late March, the Highland Council’s Registrars are now working through a backlog
And another clean up is planned for Saturday.
Far North pop/rock band Pure Grief, who played their first gig in 2016, released their debut album earlier this month.
Moray Offshore Windfarm (East) Ltd today welcomed the arrival of OHT's heavy transport vessel, “Hawk” at Global Energy’s facility at the Port of Nigg.
The SNP opposition on the Highland Council are questioning the precise position of the council’s debt.
The Shieling Project, an off-grid learning centre at Struy, is seeking new sites to increase its activities and reach.
Local MP, Jamie Stone, handed in a petition to the Treasury this week in support of those excluded from Government support schemes.
A review of a European Union rural development programme in Scotland has recommended the continuation of a "refreshed" approach, post-Brexit.
Police in Sutherland are appealing for information on two recent incidents.
FORMER Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael has called for Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) to be scrapped.
COULD one of TV’s biggest shows be heading to the Highlands?
The Highland Council is warning the public to be on their guard for the latest Covid-19 scam which is circulating around the country.
Organisers of a popular summer festival in Lairg are running a garden character gnome competition.
A 23-year old man is to be reported to the procurator fiscal after being detected driving at 143mph on the A9 at Arpafeelie, near Tore, on Friday.
THE Highlands’ largest coach operator says its fleet is “clean, safe and ready to go” thanks to an intensive deep clean and health and safety regime.
A dip into the archives of the Northern Times.
A 40% increase in referrals made in Scotland by the NSPCC during lockdown, highlights how children have been the hidden victims of the crisis.
New figures show that 6495 businesses in Highland have received support from the Scottish Government to help them through the coronavirus crisis.
Police in Tain are appealing for information following vandalism at a premises on Scotsburn Road.
