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A community initiative group in Lairg is teaming up with schools, churches and various other village groups to coordinate a centenary celebration.
An injection of "fresh blood" and "new ideas" will steer the new Kinlochbervie Community Council in a forward direction.
Remember to look out for this term's primary one pics in our print and e-editions.
Members of Highland Council’s Gaelic committee have welcomed an award of £101,675
Ardgay Game has made it through to the finals of the BBC Food and Farming awards.
Eleven community councils across Highland have been formed, uncontested, following interim elections.
This year the school welcomes Orla, Merrie, Arthur, Taya, Ethan and Mia to primary one.
The first apples from newly planted trees have made an appearance at a school orchard in Rogart.
Golspie Primary this year welcome its largest P1 intake in many years.
Gledfield Primary School by Ardgay are delighted to welcome young Lilly to their school as its newest Primary 1 entrant.
The Golspie branch of the Royal British Legion last night held a service to mark 100 years to the day since its original dedication.
An amateur football club in east Sutherland made their return to the field last night.
A Sutherland photography club has been rewarded for its camera skills with a donation
Farr Primary School in Bettyhill welcomed three new entrants to their school for the new term.
Trad and folk organisation Sutherland Sessions will host two very special evenings of music this September.
Plans to develop a house and three new holiday homes have been met with objection from Durness community council.
A project to repair and refurbish public toilets in Coigach has been provisionally awarded £20,148.
A group of rescuers helped a pair of Risso's dolphins back to safety.
17-year-old Olivia has shown great commitment to her local area.
Six projects aiming to improve parking and toilet facilities between Lochbroom and Durness have secured a funding boost.
