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THE steering group behind the successful campaign to create a Dornoch Business Improvement District is putting together a board of directors.
Businesses and individuals in the Highland tourism and events industry have received recognition at Scotland’s premier tourism and events awards.
At this time of year many people’s thoughts turn to the Middle East and the events of 2000 years ago when the Christ child was born.
The team played their final game last Saturday and came from 4-1 down to draw 4-4 with Caley to finish fifth in the league.
Proceeds from the sale of Brora Bees honey on the night went to the Rotary club’s Christmas hamper initiative.
The public meeting is taking place at Helmsdale Community Centre on Friday, December 8, from 5.30pm.
'I want to see a time when no one is smoking, whether outside schools or outside hospitals.'
Making Space for Nature by Fiona MacLean
Brora Development Trust have announced the appointment of Megan Penny, as its lead youth worker.
Inverness Donor Centre is open on Boxing Day and January 2.
Shop locally where possible, and your money supports local families – owners and staff, says our columnist.
"Creating something I know that person will truly enjoy, gives me much more pleasure than scrolling and clicking on something that fits my budget."
Writer Isobel Haldane first visited Dornoch 40 years ago and returned for a second time recently.
The popular festive fair is run by Dornoch and District Community Association (DADCA).
The Royal British Legion Scotland’s Assynt branch held its traditional Remembrance Sunday service at Lochinver War Memorial yesterday.
Participants in a backyard ultra must run a designated loop on the hour, every hour, as many times as they possibly can in one go.
There will be an exhibition, talks and a caving trip.
Jamie's Journal by Jamie Stone
A true gentleman, great neighbour and friend, who was able to turn his hand to anything.
Club captain William MacBeath said: "The club has faced and overcome challenges in the past, and I’m sure it will soon recover from this one.”
