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An Australian visitor researching her Scottish roots, arrived at a Sutherland museum with an unexpected treasure.
A trip to Russia is top of Tain woman Michele Murray’s Christmas wish list for 2020.
A Sutherland community centre is in danger of closing unless local people put themselves forward to run it, current managers have warned.
Managers of a Sutherland woodland are going nuts to welcome some very special new residents.
A fancy dress fun walk is being held in Dornoch to raise money for a charity that supports people with the rare genetic illness Rett Syndrome.
A hard-working apprentice hair stylist at a Golspie salon has had her achievements recognised.
A young Sutherland boy who has Down Syndrome, is featured in a new book launched today.
A car park next to a historic Sutherland church has been closed to visitors after human faeces was found on top of one of the graves.
A 152-year-old, long forgotten bible has been discovered in a cupboard in a north Sutherland hall.
A power giant has been accused of “destroying” part of a north Sutherland croft and then reneging on a legal agreement to reinstate it.
A community Men’s Shed is to be officially launched in Dornoch later this month.
A major project to turn a redundant Sutherland police station into a community hub is set to become a reality following a £405,000 funding injection.
Sutherland’s leading family has been plunged into mourning following the tragic death of one of its members.
A Sutherland councillor is determined to resurrect plans for a sports centre at Dornoch, albeit on a much smaller scale than previously proposed.
IT is never to late to write a book, particularly if you have a fascinating life story to tell, as one Dornoch resident has proved.
A self-effacing musician stuck his recordings "in a drawer" for years.
The vice-president of Sutherland Sheepdog Trials Association is standing down after a 37-year connection with the organisation.
Two music-making USA cowboys made a special detour to Sutherland as part of their research for a documentary on drovers.
A veteran soldier who kayaked round the sea equivalent of NC500 in aid of an armed forces charity, says he is disappointed at the amount raised.
Golspie artist Marcus Butler has won the Steve MacGruer Trophy for his “spontaneous” oil painting entitled Littleferry Farm.
