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A Sutherland woman has challenged herself to complete the Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run 10k later this month – after losing her leg to sarcoma.
The North Coast 500 has announced a new partnership with award-winning adventure tour operator Wilderness Scotland.
A NEW study is set to investigate the impact on peatland of this year’s major wildfire in north Sutherland.
Highland Council has come under fire over the length of time taken to provide a dropped kerb outside a north shop.
A hopeful dancer from Golspie is getting ready to take to the dance floor in Strictly Come Prancing contest.
She has become an author at the age of 85 and is now a sell-out success.
A SUNNY day brought record crowds to the annual Helmsdale and District Highland Games.
Those involved with Sutherland Sheepdog Trials Association have shown their appreciation of long-serving official Bob Tait.
Police officers have spoken to nearly 300 road users during dedicated patrols on the North Coast 500 over three days.
Sutherland Community Partnership is organising a tea dance in the hope of promoting good health and well-being.
Two Brora Army Cadets have seen their recent hard work in their cadet training rewarded.
A PHOTOGRAPH of Dornoch Cricket Club in a recent edition of the Northern Times brought back happy memories for Jonathan Brett-Young of West Shinness.
BRORA Rangers suffered their first loss of the season at Nairn in a match where they could not make possession count.
Most aspiring husbands are content simply to drop on one knee in front of their beloved and produce a ring.
A dozen people have volunteered to help with a project to release red squirrels into Ledmore and Migdale Woods, near Spinningdale.
Police officers in the Highlands will start using mobile devices as part of their operational duties.
Retired journalist and Durness native Willie Morrison has added his voice to the ongoing heated debate over motor homes on north roads.
More than 20 volunteers of all ages, joined staff from the Kyle of Sutherland Hub and Lairg Learning Centre on Sunday morning on a special mission.
A SUTHERLAND councillor has complained that issues affecting Sutherland are not being discussed at county committee level.
An eco-friendly couple are attempting to find out how easy it is to travel along the 545-mile tourist route NC500 using only public transport.
