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Businessman's generous donation to Lawson

A chronic pain management scheme for the whole of the Highlands is to receive a significant boost.

A TEENAGER who has close connections to Durness has been awarded a One to Watch trophy at the Into Film awards held in London.

A BONAR Bridge campaigner has succeeded in securing a visit to the village by a leading bank’s Scottish chairman.

A NEW book about the time Dunrobin Castle was used as a boarding school more than half a century ago, is to be launched in Golspie.

As paint jobs go it is certainly a tall - and unusual - order.

Father Derrick McCulloch celebrated his silver jubilee of his ordination to the priesthood.

A new book by an Assynt author is to be launched at an event in Lochinver on Saturday.

A Sutherland teenager has given local Rotarians an insight into the hardships suffered by impoverished Africa communities

Scottish traditional music group Gizzen Briggs has celebrated its 25th anniversary Fiddlers' Rally at the Duthac Centre, Tain.

FURTHER talks will be held this week over a potential strike by air traffic controllers working for Highlands and Islands Airport Limited (Hial).

ONE of Highland Council’s top officials has exclusively explained how the local authority has responded to a critical report.

SENIOR transport officials have been given a clear message that air connectivity is critical to the future economy of the area.

Residents and visitors across Mackay Country – from Scourie to Melvich – will be noticing a series of new interpretation panels in the area.

Global Energy Group have announced plans for a further multi million pound investment to improve the facilities at their flagship facility at Nigg.

A DORNOCH teenager has been selected to take part in this year’s What’s Your Story? programme.

A SUTHERLAND community is making progress with plans to take over its redundant police station.