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Peace protesters descend on Cape Wrath and hopes are high that a buyer has been found for the Sutherland Arms Hotel in Lairg.
Caithness and Sutherland Women’s Aid (CASWA) and its sister project, the Gift Project, have received a welcome boost of £1,334.
Local councillors have become involved in a bid to help overcome the issues affecting Sutherland Stepping Stones in Brora.
Don’t miss Golspie High School’s production of Let the Games Begin on Thursday, March 20.
Two of the business’s Electronic Point of Sale payment tills were stolen and a third one damaged.
Local councillor Jim McGillivray is offering a £100 reward for information leading to the identification of the vandals.
Marjory Ross had the honour of opening the new Brora Brickworks on November 26, 1954.
Letter writers give their point of view on topical issues affecting Sutherland and the wider Highlands.
Statkraft has withdrawn its planning application for the 12-turbine Ackron Wind Farm.
Grant and Heather Mercer set up Crofter’s Kitchen at Scourie Beach last year.
The public conveniences at South Bonar have been closed since December 28 due to “significant ongoing vandalism and arson”.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Kinlochbervie men find an unexploded mine from World War II and the school dentist visits Helmsdale Primary School.
The world famous Red Arrows aerial display squadron is based at RAF Waddington.
Jamie Stone MP said renewable energy infrastructure in the Kyle of Sutherland region had reached saturation point.
The beach clean is being organised as part of Keep Sotland Beautiful’s Spring Clean Scotland campaign which runs between March 21 and April 21.
SSEN Transmission is proposing that the new 400kV pylon line crosses Loch Brora at a narrow point near Killin in Strath Brora.
The touring show, created specially for Scottish Opera each season, has been on the road since January 25 and will visit 24 communities.
From walks to a quiz, talk and bingo, there’s plenty to do in Sutherland over the next week.
Robert Johnstone succeeds Kaye Hurrion to head up the LDCI board.
