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A Care Inspectorate review revealed scores of ‘good’ in all areas for Crossreach Oversteps.

The River Helmsdale area has been assigned Significant Water Scarcity status by SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency).

An “occupied” tawny owl’s nest was found in the vicinity of the bridge, located two miles north-east of Golspie.

The memorial commemorates Guardsman James (Jim) Boyle Curran Reynolds.

The 13-turbine Pollie Hill Wind Farm would be built on Balnacoil Estate, on land about 17km north-west of Golspie.

Brora Primary School is holding is school show, Treachery at Traitors’ Quay, on Wednesday, June 18.

In the ‘modest’ reshuffle First Minister John Swinney hands her one of the toughest briefs in the Scottish Government.

The first of the new Walk & Talk sessions will take place next Tuesday, June 17.

An impressive victory.

A Dunnet Community Forest project supporting the rare small blue butterfly is getting national attention this weekend on the BBC’s Countryfile show.

Operators of the Falls of Shin restaurant have said their team have “worked tirelessly” to restore the space.

MFR’s former Inverness base has been put up for sale after it vacated the building due to cutbacks.

Helmsdale took all three points from their league meeting with Brora, and also claimed the George Cormack Cup.

Matt Damon starring in movie by Christopher Nolan.

“We know that things are increasingly challenging…and through this funding we can make a difference locally and help people to thrive.’’

The drop-in will take place on Thursday at TRACC and a local councillor has already urged those with an interest to make sure they turn out.

Brora Village Store Community Interest Company has announced that a post office will open in its premises soon.

The annual Highland Youth Parliament (HYP) conference will take place at Inverness Leisure Centre on Friday, June 13.

Around 50 separate competitions were held at Farr High School last Saturday as part of the Caithness and Sutherland Provincial Mod.

Parents across Scotland will be able to ask for a Gaelic school to be established in their area as part of legislation plans highlighted in Inverness.