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A Sutherland community has lost its battle to halt the construction of a massive electrical substation and associated overhead pylons.
A BID to encourage modern-day pilgrims to follow in footsteps trod in Sutherland and beyond hundreds of years ago is gathering pace.
A GROUP of Tain Royal Academy pupils has worked to organise a Christmas fair to benefit Highland Hospice.
Whittles Publishing based in Dunbeath has produced a new book about the shipbuilding yards of Leith.
Jamie Stone has reiterated the Lib Dems’ “passionate commitment” to the NHS and set out the reasons why the party’s MPs abstained in a recent vote.
THE interim chairman of NHS Highland has been appointed to the role on a permanent basis, Scottish ministers have confirmed.
The SNP's Karl Rosie has warned that bank branch closures and the loss of free-to-use cash machines heighten the risk of creating a cashless society.
FEES paid foster carers in the Highlands could increase substantially under plans to be discussed by Highland councillors on Monday.
BIOMASS boiler manufacturers and retailers should be more responsible and flag up that they need planning permission when selling them.
Dornoch Primary School pupils and nursery children took part in Road Safety Week.
INTRODUCING a tourist tax could lead to lucrative cruise liner traffic by-passing the Highlands, four leading business organisations have warned.
A HIGHLAND minister is encouraging people to engage in tiny acts of kindness in the run-up to Christma
Highland business leader David Richardson is urging shoppers to support Small Business Saturday this weekend and give local businesses a boost.
TORY hopeful Andrew Sinclair has said that leaving the “hated” Common Fisheries Policy will open up new opportunities for the UK’s fishing industry.
Classic cars will be converging on Caithness and north Sutherland next week at the end of the 25th Silver Jubilee Anniversary Le Jog Rally.
WEATHER forecasters have predicted Inverness and the Highlands could be under snow as deep as 10 inches by the end of next week.
Fiona Macfarlane of Bettyhill Library visited Farr Primary classes 1-3 as part of National Book Week.
An appeal for witnesses has been issued again by police following an accident which claimed the life of a 25-year-old.
There was a packed house in the Dornoch Council Chambers when the premiere of the film entitled Reporting Dornoch was shown.
Alladale Wilderness Reserve is celebrating after winning a major award.