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I now have a white Transit van and there have been a few surprises while driving it.
Three gruelling rounds of stroke play were played in poor weather conditions with extremely high winds.
Vaugn Halyard believes there are further economic benefits in terms of “tourism dollars” for Dornoch where Donald Ross was born and raised.
Making Space for Nature by Patricia Bremner
While new dads will feel excited they may also feel left out, unsure and overwhelmed, says our columnist.
A fun gathering with events and activities was held to mark the 20th anniversary of the community taking ownership of Gearchoille Wood, Ardgay.
Dornoch Cathedral will be the venue for a special “first time” musical performance this Friday.
Regarded as one of the Kirk’s most distinguished ministers, Glasgow-born Dr Simpson served historic Dornoch Cathedral for more than 20 years.
A master painter and decorator, skilled at restoring old furniture and a ‘ceilidh king’.
A Wick granny says she is “quite shocked” after a chance meeting with ex-footballer Ashley Cain during his visit to Caithness & Sutherland last week.
Aberdeen and Northern Marts has said it remains committed to “market-leading services” in Caithness after announcing changes to its local team.
Cats Protection Tain and District is looking to fill three separate committee roles.
The annual Cape Wrath Ultra is organised by expedition race specialist Ourea Events and attracts some of the worl’s best ultra runners.
If you have visited the wildlife park recently you may have noticed some exciting building work under way
Making Space for Nature by Paul Castle
The runners made their way from Inverbroom to Inchnadamph yesterday and today they will run 61km from Inchnadamph to Kinlochbervie.
The event was a celebration of nature with a range of activities taking place.
It’s no surprise that campervanning has become so popular, tourist accommodation is full…many B&Bs have chosen to close…
The eight-day reace covers 400km over challenging terrain.
