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Members of the Helmsdale community were invited to try out a fleet of new eBikes at an open day.
The group's multi-million pound application to the Endangered Landscape Programme was turned down.
Dornoch S2 pupils are set to compete in the semi-final of a nationwide school public speaking competition.
A community gym in Kinlochbervie has funded the purchase of life-saving equipment for the village.
A community transport operation in Brora has been hailed as a “major success story”
A nest of starlings are feeling quite at home in a post box in north-west Sutherland.
Drivers are being advised of temporary closures around Golf Road, Dornoch
Lairg Rovers secured a place in the Stafford Cup final thanks to a 3–2 win at Helmsdale.
A teenage cyclist from Brora will fly the flag for the North when he represents British Cycling at the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.
A post box in north-west Sutherland is currently out of service after it was discovered that a nest of starlings has taken up residence inside.
Players, coaches and supporters applauded in unison for Stefan's penalty kick
A Melness woman is preparing to shave her head in an effort to raise funds for new play equipment at her local primary school.
Lochbroom, Helmsdale United and Lairg Rovers booked their places in the semi-final of the Stafford Cup.
Young people across Highland and the rest of Scotland are being encouraged to apply for a new youth focussed environmental fund.
New records show that just under a quarter of Highland households have yet to file their census return
The newly appointed committee of an Easter Ross rifle club hopes to attract new members on the back of a significant milestone.
Walking football is officially up and running in Easter Ross and Sutherland with the formation of a new club.
Police are appealing for information after a car belong to a Dornoch car dealer was stolen from a valeting premises.
Fire chiefs are urging people across the north of Scotland to take the utmost care amidst an "extreme" risk of wildfires over the next few days.
Opinion has been divided on the use of VAR in Scotland, and Brora man Billy Clark is no supporter of the technology.
