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Do you have a bottle of whisky or gin at home that you could donate for a good cause?

COLUMN: From the Croft by Russell Smith

A special exhibition and sale attracted visitors from across the county and beyond.

Hundreds of people flocked to a special two-day open event at the distillery in Tain.

Duncan Forbes Primary pupil Quinn Young is proud of her incredible achievement.

The restructure, which is part of reforms nationally, is being driven by dwindling congregation numbers.

From the picture archive of the Northern Times.

A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.

The first meeting of the newly reformed Melvich Community Council is to take place on Tuesday, October 25.

The Federation of Small Business development manager talks about the impact of uncertainty.

NHS Highland has been ordered to apologise after a newborn child suffered brain damage while under the health board's care.

Scottish Opera is committed to bringing opera to remote and rural communities.

Emma Roddick, MSP for the Highlands and Islands became one of the first signatories of the Scottish LGBT+ Rainbow Mark.

The business has been run for the last 16 years or so by chocolatiers Paul Maden and James Findlay.

She was last seen on Friday in the city.

A number of pharmacies across Highland region are supporting NHS Highland's winter vaccination programme.

RISING costs and budget uncertainty has prompted Highland Council to consider extra funding for early learning and childcare (ELC).

TRAIN travel across the Highlands will face another day of total halt at the end of the month.

Bills and debt information from Advice Direct Scotland.

A POWER company has failed yet again in its protracted bid to build a controversial wind farm in East Sutherland.