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A HALF-century of flower power is to be celebrated by Sutherland Floral Art Club.
A NEW book about the time Dunrobin Castle was used as a boarding school more than half a century ago, is to be launched in Golspie.
A new book by an Assynt author is to be launched at an event in Lochinver on Saturday.
A Sutherland teenager has given local Rotarians an insight into the hardships suffered by impoverished Africa communities
Scottish traditional music group Gizzen Briggs has celebrated its 25th anniversary Fiddlers' Rally at the Duthac Centre, Tain.
Sutherland was dealt a double blow this week with the shock news that another two key services are to cease operating.
A road manager has warned that there is no “magic wand” to solve trunk road difficulties.
A FREE service that supported Sutherland folk fighting an addiction to alcohol and their families, is closing down, it has been announced.
A STORM of controversy is raging over replacement buses put on the far north line by Stagecoach Highland.
A DAD has paid tribute to a disabled sports organisation for the "confidence boost" it has given his adult son.
A PLANNING inquiry into the controversial Coul Links golf development is set to open in Sutherland on Tuesday.
A CONCERNED Sutherland parent is calling on the local authority to make clear the implications of a cut in budget to its services for children and young…
SUTHERLAND welcomed in the new year with an explosion of fireworks, flaming torches, a parade and bonfire.
LESSONS have been learned as a result of the debacle over the Sutherland flag, according to a flag expert who oversaw the selection process.
A VETERAN Sutherland councillor has called for a "mature conversation" to be held on how to better provide for the increasing number of motorhome and…
A YOUNG Dornoch widow has spoken of her heartache at losing her husband less than three weeks after they married.
IT is already being called Charlie's Angel after the young lad who chose its design.
IT is more than 70 years old and has served its small rural community well, but its days are now numbered.
DISGRUNTLED Sutherland residents are calling for the ongoing public vote to choose a design for a flag for the country to be abandoned amid disappointment…
THE long-running and troubled bid to come up with a county flag for Sutherland continued this week after a shortlist of four designs were unveiled.
