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Golspie Bowling Club raised the funding by holding a race night.
Parkdean Resorts operates 66 holiday parks across Great Britain including Grannie's Heilan Hame at Embo.
Rotary launched the global fight against polio in 1985 and since then has helped immunise more than 2.5 billion children in 122 countries.
Traffic Scotland is advising drivers to be careful as snow and ices is affecting the main trunk road through Sutherland.
NatureScot has used its intervention powers to carry out a cull of red deer in Sutherland.
Local people are being urged to stand in the interim election for Creich Community Council.
Dornoch residents will be interested in a unique outdoor performance that is taking place in the town later today.
A new deal has finally been sealed between Royal Dornoch Golf Club and Highland Council over its use of more than 200 acres of Common Good land.
Jimmy Melville has given 15 years' service as a flag bearer and parade commander.
Wildland charity the John Muir Trust has been granted an out of season licence to cull deer at its Quinag Estate.
Edwina Hayes is to appear at MacGregors at The Ben on February 4.
Communities supported by Gordonbush Community Benefit Fund are being encouraged to consider a “long term legacy” project.
The Helmsdale river is in “good health”, and 2023 is going to be a good year for salmon, according to fishery board manager Michael Wigan.
Highland Council is working with NHS Highland and Wildland Ltd to progress the health hub project.
The showing of Like Water for Chocolate will take place next week.
Rogan Nussey (17) has been awarded financial backing from the Future Leaders Fund.
An AGM is to be held at Fountain Road Hall, Golspie, on January 16, to establish a new committee.
Twelve host organisations, including the Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries Trust, are offering six month placements.
The planned 132mw Acheilidh Wind Farm comprises 20 turbines of up to 230m in height.
Extensive enquiries are ongoing into the incident at Steps Emporium yesterday.
