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Three trees at Clynekirkton Graveyard, Brora, were toppled during the storm and headstones also fell.
Alistair Risk is challenging others to raise money by trying out life as a "refugee" in the tent.
Listen to stories of being lost in the Richardson mountains, followed by wolves and eaten alive by giant mosquitoes.
A team of three UHI North Highland students won two categories at the Zest Quest Asia competition, held in London last week.
A director of the Kyle of Sutherland Trust has said 'something will come out quite soon' about the Falls of Shin Visitor Centre.
The competition is part of a wider food and drink strategy to promote the Highlands as a foodie destination.
Golspie Community Council has now volunteered to oversee the opening and closure of the loos.
The Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund (NRF) is providing grant-aid.
The tapestry is being made as part of the Spirit of the Highlands and Islands project.
Lee Holden volunteers at the Kyle of Sutherland Hub.
The reason for the cancellation is staff sickness, according to NHS Highland.
A new additional 400kv substations and associated infrastructure is required in the Loch Buidhe area.
Farr Eats is a subsidised meal service running on the north coast.
The John Muir Trust is currently carrying out an out of season deer cull on its Quinag Estate in Assynt.
The Coronation Weekend runs from Saturday to Monday, May 6-8.
Maizy Roseveare (8), Old Point, has raised £655 in aid of Brora-based Highland Wildlife Rescue, which opened on January 1.
Poet George Gunn and filmmaker Robert Aitken will lead the music and poetry day.
An event is to be held on Thursday, February 23, to mark the 100th anniversary of Creich War Memorial.
The event comprises a 57-mile cycle ride from Lairg to Durness, and a 15-mile walk from Rhiconich to Durness.
Fiddle player and vocalist Eilidh and Ross, a guitarist, have been at the heart of the Scottish music scene for more than 20 years.
