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From a classic car tour to live music, comedy and community markets, there is plenty to do in Sutherland this weekend.
The commemoration is being coordinated by East Sutherland Rescue Association and is part of a national commemoration called Light a Lamp for Peace.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are making a two-hour visit to Golspie on Monday.
The Budapest Cafe Orchestra were the first live act to perform at Rogart Mart following its transformation into an events space
Sutherland councillors have agreed to grant £100,000 from the Community Regneration Fund to fund three ranger posts.
This is the fifth time the event, which was started by local man Hugh Mackay, has taken place.
The outage has affected a number of local residents.
The Marine Management Organisation has published figures for fish landings in Scottish ports in March.
Young Karmen Vinni and Christina Graham will act as attendants to the Gala Queen at the 2024 Lairg Gala.
A colour fun run is a fun run with a difference where buckets full of brightly coloured powder are thrown at participants.
The presentation took place at a tea party held at Major General Marriott’s home at the weekend.
A work party is being organised to carry out routine maintenance work at Suileag bothy in Assynt.
The walk will be followed by an opportunity to enjoy coffee and a chat at a local cafe.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.
More than 600 metres of road have now been installed along with the first bridge.
From festivals to community markets and workshops, there is always something to do in Sutherland.
The royal visit is an open event and members of the public are invited to take part and enjoy the occasion.
One of the standout exhibits is the historic charter, granted by King Charles I, that officially made Dornoch into a Royal Burgh.
The theme of the Party in the Park was ‘Royal Teddy Bears Picnic Party’.
