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Sutherland Show winners and friends gathered at the Coach House in Dornoch for the presentations of trophies.
It is open to community groups aimed at tackling landfill waste and boosting skills.
The health and social care, and education being the worst culprits accounting for 80% of the overpayments.
A Remembrance Sunday service was held at Rosehall Church of Scotland following the commemoration at the war memorial.
Engineering is “not as scary as it seems” according to an award-winning young female Dounreay worker who has just won a top industry award.
He is having a successful 2025.
A leading council and business figure is to receive one of a university’s highest honours for his decades of public service in the Highlands.
The 2025/26 quarter final draw was made this afternoon.
Colorado was inducted into the Scottish Country Music Hall of Fame at an event at Grannie’s Heilan’ Hame holiday park, Embo.
Laura McAulay, who was in the Royal Air Force for 22 years, gave an address entitled Women at War at the service.
Stuart McClelland led the service, with wreaths laid by representatives from emergency services and public bodies.
Binyon’s words and the Kohima Epitaph were read and wreaths were laid.
‘This road is the lifeline for our small but active community. There have been instances of delivery vehicles stuck and having to wait for walkers.’
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Sadness after a Golspie girl drowned; there was a fright for dancers at a party; and a fire at Portgower caused £12k damage.
Despite a steady drizzle, a large crowd turned out to take part in the traditional proceedings.
A long-time Highland Council employee is celebrating a double award success.
The annual Remembrance Sunday service at Bettyhill War Memoiral was followed followed by wreath-laying and a lament from a local piper
Community gathers for parade and service at Clyne War Memorial to honour the fallen.
The trunk road operator Bear Scotland says it is ready for winter with 35,000 tonnes of salt in storage ready for when the cold weather hits.