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There was a good entry into the dancing and piping competitions.
The dog show is one of the most popular events at Lairg Crofters Show.
The horse section at Lairg Crofters Show attracts a large number of entries.
The livestock section at Lairg Crofters Show is supported by farmers and crofters from a wide area.
The main attraction in the ring was Riders of the Storm, an equestrian stunt team from Perthshire.
The aim of the weekend is to explore the meteorite impact that formed the Stac Fada ejecta at Stoer 1178 million years ago.
Here are our top picks of what's on in Sutherland this weekend.
King Charles has congratulated Leo Lannon on his winning coronation artwork.
It is understood the Coul Links planning application will now go before the November 1 meeting of the North Planning Applications Committee.
SSAFA Sutherland secretary Alisdair Miller has kept the branch running smoothly and secured financial support for many clients.
The post of lone piper can only be taken up by serving military personnel who have completed a pipe major’s course.
Rev Dr Ian Hamilton will give talks on Authentic Christian Discipleship.
A BEACH in Sutherland has scooped the title of the cleanest beach in the UK, based on new research.
Assessors from umbrella body UNESCO have just paid a four-day visit to the geopark.
New primary one pupils have been settling in at schools across the far north.
Hope, who comes from Rogart, achieved a career-best time of 56.199 seconds in the women’s VL3 200m race.
The centre celebrated the milestone with lunches out, a bingo and coffee session and a grand party.
The Edinburgh Sutherland Association has announced the successful applicants in its latest round of funding
The Gordonbush Wind Farm green hydrogen scheme is through to the final stage of the UK Government's Net Zero Hydrogen Fund.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
