The competition features the top four images from both the colour and monochrome categories in each of the six, monthly contests.
Well-known Highland fundraisers Seve and Mary Maclennan have presented Golspie Heritage Society with a £2215 cheque.
A boy who was travelling on a train in Sutherland was frightened when a passenger stared at him and slammed a Swiss Army style knife onto a table.
North Coast Connection is holding a free taster session on cold water submersion next month.
The survey is being conducted to show potential funders the value of Dornoch’s community transport service.
Scottish ministers approved the 18-turbine Achany Wind Farm Extension in May last year.
A total of 46 athletes of varying abilities took part in the gruelling race, which was introduced to the running calendar last year.
A tourist tax in the Highlands is an "exceptionally frightening” prospect for the area’s hotel industry, according to a representative body.
The Ardgay and District Golden Jubilee marked 50 years since the village became part of Sutherland in a major local government reorganisation.
A historic Stevenson lighthouse could be yours for £450,000 after it was placed on the market.
Work on the controversial Strathy South wind farm has begun nearly two decades since the scheme was mooted, SSE has announced.
Roles available span various areas, including visitor experience, retail, catering, and operations.
The popular gathering takes place at Shore Park on Friday, July 25.
Strathy Point Lighthouse was the first lighthouse in Scotland to be built specifically for electrical operation.
The margins quite literally could not have been closer as the Highland heavyweight only just missed out on a fourth title.
The 2025 Young British Farming Awards is officially open for entries and nominations.
The weedkiller remains controversial for alleged but inconclusive evidence that it causes cancer.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Carbisdale Castle has had a £600,000 facelift and the new regional and district authorities come into full power.
Six fire engine crews from Lairg, Dornoch, Invergordon, Dingwall and Inverness tackled the blaze - no animals or people were injured.