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Go Golspie is one of 21 organisations across the Highlands to receive support from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Donations ranging from £250 to £500 are being made to a broad spectrum of organisations.
Loch Duart has appointed Agnieszka Stoff as it new sales coordinator.
Earth Day falls annually on April 22 and was first held in 1970.
Alisdair Sutherland has collaborated with local historian Christina Perera to produce the book, entitled One for the Pot: My Life’s Journey.
A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear
The information provided by the questionnaire will allow potential crofters to be matched up with available land.
Orbex said it had raised £16.7 million from a “group of six significant investors in an update to its Series C funding round”.
From film nights to coffee mornings and daffodil teas, there is plenty going on in Sutherland this weekend and next week.
Golf course could slip into sea, claim campaigners against plan.
The difficulties faced by some Brora residents in accessing transport for hospital visits were aired at a community council meeting.
It was agreed to submit the request at the group’s meeting yesterday evening.
The trio, who were all aged nine at the time, raised £1054 after walking from Golspie to Helmsdale along the John O’Groats Trail.
The event has been organised by music promoters Sutherland Sessions.
‘Coastline Widows’ by Steve MacGruer is one of more than 80 lots, which also includes a print by Sally Orr (Wild) of Dornoch.
Some 34 cyclists and 33 walkers from around the north and further afield took part in the annual fundraiser in memory of Durness man Marty Mackay.
A residential caravan was broken into and badly damaged earlier this month.
The workshops provide an opportunity for women to “come together, connect and create”.
The concert raised £862 for Cathedral funds.
Local councillors and representatives from Highland Council, Transport Scotland, SEPA and NatureScot will attend the meeting next Monday, April 22.
