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A dip into the Northern Times of yesteryear.

From the photo archive of the Northern Times.

The fault was reported at 10.30am.

An Inverness girl who was diagnosed with MS as a teenager has opened up about the embarrassing symptoms that come in hand with condition.

Farmers and crofters have called for more timely intervention to help them mitigate against the impacts of white-tailed eagle predation on lambs.

Police have renewed an appeal for information on the disappearance of a Highland hillwalker last seen just over two years ago.

Calls are being made for Highland Council to scrap the plan after the results of the economic impact assessment.

Inverness has been named the second most relaxing city in the UK with its numerous walking trails and quality of green space.

Sutherland MSP Maree Todd convened the stakeholders’ meeting on April 22.

From walks, to bingo, film nights and an art exhibition launch, there is plenty to do in Sutherland this weekend.

The local authority decided to mothball the facility last June due to low numbers.

The band is made up of three fiddlers from the Nordic regions.

Scrabster harbour’s cruise season has begun with a visit by the 71,304-tonne AIDAsol, the largest vessel to ever berth at the port.

More than £5000 has been raised towards a new bridge on the John O’Groats Trail after a mystery donor pledged to match funds donated by the public.

A Pallid Harrier was recorded at Durness on Tuesday.

Eduardo Martin and Ahmed Dickinson will be at Durness Village Hall on Tuesday, April 30, and at Rosehall Village Hall on Wednesday, May 1.

The Star Inn in Tain won Best Licensed Premises in the Inverness heat.

The award-winning Stephen Smyth Band will be playing at Brora Social Club in May.

The A9 at Dornoch Bridge has been cleared of debris after a multiple vehicle crash this morning.

Assynt Mountain Rescue Team appointed a new team leader at its AGM at Inchnadamph Hotel last Saturday.