There is plenty to see and do in Sutherland this weekend from coffee mornings and live music to films and community markets.
The new housing scheme has been built on a former hockey pitch at the rear of Sibell Road with access from South Argo Terrace.
Puils and staff at the school got into the spirit of the decade by dressing up in colourful clothing of the 1960s.
Helmsdale and District Development Trust held a ceremony outside the village’s public toilets to mark the reopening after a £217,000 upgrade.
The recently established Dornoch Firth Church of Scotland unites the congregations of Dornoch Cathedral, Creich and Kincardine, Croick and Edderton.
The hustings will be held at Fountain Road Hall, Golspie, next Thursday, June 20.
Organisers announced this week that Donnie and Katie MacDougall will preside over Durness Highland Gathering on July 26.
The Rev Canon James Currall led the service after climbing high up onto scaffolding at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Tain.
Planning for a D-Day 80 event at Brora only took place on the eve of the anniversary last Thursday.
Lairg and District Community Initiatives (LDCI) is considering building a skateboard park on an unused piece of ground near Loch Shin.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Rogart Development Trust is driving the community orchard project.
Specialist basketmaker Tim Palmer will be making a traditional Highland creel.
East Sutherland Rescue Association took the lead role in organising a programme of events to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Members of the Young Curators Club at Dornoch museum Historylinks dressed up as World War II evacuees.
A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.
The band are performing at Lochinver village hall on Thursday, June 20.
It is a reality that we will all face death at some time.
The Gala continues today with a royal crowning at 12.30pm followed by a family fun day.
John McRae began work on the model of HMS Wild Swan before the coronavirus pandemic but died before completing it.