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A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.
Peter Wild used stone lettering and relief carving techniques to spell out the word ‘Welcome’ on Caithness flagstone.
Some 2500 ducks have to be examined for defects, cleaned and their numbers checked.
Dornoch Pipe Band returns this weekend for the first of its free summer performances on Saturday evenings in the town square.
A “pre-examination meeting” was held earlier this month to set the shape of the inquiry.
Day four was characterised by steep climbs and pathless terrain with coller temperatures and wetter weather.
Participants ran 68km from Kinloch Hourn to Achnashellach on the third day of the Cape Wrath Ultra 2024.
The inshore lifeboat was involved in the operation along with two RNLI lifeboats, the Coastguard helicopter and coastguard teams.
One member of the audience said: “It was fun, lively and had great audience participation.”
The Kyle of sutheland Art and Photography Fair will be held in Ardgay Public Hall on Saturday, June 22.
The 400km race starts at Treslaig near Fort William and ends at Cape Wrath Lighthouse.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh spent time meeting local dignitaries and talking to bystanders.
Businesses can find out more about how to take on an apprentices and the help available from the Caithness Chamber of Commerce.
This year marks the 150th anniversary of the opening of the northernmost part of the line from Helmsdale to Thurso and Wick.
A dip into the Northern Times 25, 50 and 100 years ago
Around 20 children attend the theatre group and they have been working on the show since March.
The end of season event included a soup and sandwich fundraiser.
From a classic car tour to live music, comedy and community markets, there is plenty to do in Sutherland this weekend.
The commemoration is being coordinated by East Sutherland Rescue Association and is part of a national commemoration called Light a Lamp for Peace.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are making a two-hour visit to Golspie on Monday.
