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Two previous proposals floated by the castle chatelaine have fallen by the wayside amid community concerns over public access.
Wildland Ltd has backtracked on its initial plan to transform the site into a visitor destination.
“The Flowers of the Forest” lament was played by piper and P1-4 teacher, Carol-Anne Farquhar.
David Watson said the Falls of Shin Visitor Centre was not going to be turned into a caravan park.
Orbex say the relocation of the antennas will reduce the footprint of the spaceport and bring environmental benefits.
Remembrance services were held yesterday at Melness Tongue and Skerray.
The shoe box schemes are aimed at bringing festive cheer to underprivileged familes abroad.
Energiekontor UK is working towards lodging a planning application for the 79.2mw Acheilidh Wind Farm, near Rogart.
A short commemoration at Rosehall War Memorial was followed by a service at the Church of Scotland.
A retiring collection raised £260 and these funds will be divided between Stath Fleet Buttons and Bows and St Finnbarr's Church.
The service was conducted by locum Church of Scotland minister Eleanor Gordon.
Today the nation remembers and honours its war dead.
Fiona's fleece is also to be auctioned off for charity, her rescuers have confirmed.
Check out our listings to find out what activities are taking place in Sutherland over the next few days.
Rogart residents are looking into taking over St Callan's church from the Church of Scotland.
Local school pupils sang a song to mark the occasion and also buried goodwill messages at the foot of the tree.
Ruby MacDonald joined her father Alex Ross in 1962 as a drummer in the Ardgay-Bonar Pipe Band, aged just 15.
Mark Washer and Monica Shaw, Culkein, are establishing an astronomy club.
Tomorrow’s meeting is taking place at Pittentrail Hall from 7.30pm.
The existing bridge was opened in 1973, by Gordon Campbell, Secretary of State for Scotland, who unveiled a memorial cairn
