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The 246-pupil school has been monitored closely since 2017 following concern over its academic performance.
The run-down property was due to go under the hammer online with a minimum opening bid set at £98,000.
Rocket manufacturing firm Orbex is expected to be the main user of Space Hub Sutherland.
A BOOK launched last week will “tug on the heartstrings” of anyone with even a distant connection to Brora, its author has said.
An existing mast currently sits on top of the harbour’s old ice house building which is in line for demolition.
Scottish Rugby has published an obituary highlighting the stellar playing career of David Whyte.
Ashley Smith of No Ring of Steel (NORoS) said he was "extremely disappointed" at the decision.
Cllr Richard Gale said: “I am delighted that we are investing in our local play parks and mental health wellbeing projects."
Details of the ambitious redesign were revealed at an event in the hotel for invited guests yesterday evening.
Guest speaker will be Andrew Painting, an assistant ecologist with the National Trust for Scotland at its Mar Lodge Estate.
The Young Curators Club is holding a Christmas fair at Dornoch Social Club on Saturday, December 18.
The story of Clara, a girl on a magical Christmas Eve adventure, is accompanied by sparkling music and even dancing.
The funding will be used by ImpACT to purchase clean birth kits for use by impoverished mothers-to-be in developing countries.
It was hoped to develop an overnight service facility for motorhomes and campervans at a site close to the Ferrycroft Visitor Centre.
The walks started in September and are attracting people, even in inclement weather.
Lairg Winterfest cancelled for second year running due to pandemic
Lairg Winterfest cancelled for second year running due to pandemic
The Allt an Lagain scheme came top in the sustainable development category of the Scottish Green Energy Awards,
Fiona Macfarlane from Bettyhill generously volunteered her time and started the event with a meditation session followed by affirmations.
Judges said SCDC was a “great example of a community pulling together to ensure the needs of the community were met".
