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There was no rest for Brora Primary School pupils in the run-up to the summer holidays.
Crossreach, which runs Oversteps Care Home in Dornoch, says it is working hard to support staff and address issues raised.
Heat teacher Graeme Smart addressed the school community at an end of year prize-giving ceremony yesterday.
Pete Campbell took a parting shot at Highland Council over the low level of grant aid given to community councils.
To mark the 40th anniversary of the popular games this year, it has been decided to “do things a little bit differently”.
Consent was sought to erect seven turbines measuring 149.9 metres in height and one of 144.5 metres.
Concerns were expressed after it was discovered the historical route to the beach at the head of Loch Brora could no longer be accessed.
Norman Villeroux and Anais Chanon are visiting the village because of concern over its vulnerability to flooding.
Anyone hoping to attend the September commemoration is asked to contact organisers so they have an idea of numbers for lunch afterwards.
The event, which is expected to attract up to 500 people, runs from 5pm to 8.30pm on Sunday, July 3.
A TEAM from a tiny Sutherland primary school has notched up a major achievement in a national competition.
The report will be discussed at the Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust's AGM this month.
Objectors to a controversial Sutherland wind farm have sent a strong message to Highland councillors.
Before departing the club said a big thank-you to those who had supported their fundraising drive to help meet the costs of taking part.
Dornoch Community Council discussed how best to support Ukrainian refugees at its meeting last week.
NHS Highland chief executive Pam Dudek responded to a query from Highlands and Islands MSP Edward Mountain about the Minor Injuries Unit.
The Golspie branch of the Royal British Legion Scotland (RBLS) has held several ceremonies at the village’s war memorial.
The future of Assynt Highland Games is "unsustainable and uncertain" without more help and support, organisers have said.
The Winterfest is going ahead this year on Saturday, December 3.
The event at Fountain Road Hall, Golspie, has a dual purpose with flood protection schemes proposed for the village also on display.
