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From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Golspie photographer David Sim has carved a very special trophy and a small bronze pin found in a local garden dates back to Pictish times.
At one point Ms Todd was asked: “What is it that you actually care about because it is not us?”
Rupert Haig-Thomas fears for his business amid the onslaught of planning applications for wind farms, pylons and battery energy storage systems.
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has signed an “option agreement” with RWE, which wants to build Inveroykel Wind Farm on public land.
The three short films were made as part of a film-making project in Sutherland last year.
Don’t miss Sutherland Accordion and Fiddle Club’s musical evening at Rogart Hall on Saturday evening.
The 24-turbine, 144MW Garvary Wind Farm will go on a site around 4600m north-east of Invershin Community Hall.
The fundraiser is in memory of Marty Mackay of Durness, and benefits cancer charities and other good causes in the north.
Cllr Richard Gale has tabled a motion, backed by Cllr Jim McGillivray to be considered at a meeting of Sutherland County Committee on Monday.
Two friends, Oliver Appleby and Paul Redgewell, who live and work in Lochinver, have initiated the Race to the Base challenge.
The schools dancing competition will be held at Brora Primary School on Friday, Februray 21.
The prestigious new Young Scottish Chef Ambassadors programme has been launched by Scottish Chefs to mark its 30th anniversary.
The North Sutherland Community Forest Trust is inviting suggestions as to ways to mark the 25th year of the spiral walk.
A community project is under way to create tapestry panels for Dornoch Historylinks Museum.
John Sturrock KC will lead sessions at Lairg, Goslpie, Armadale and Kinlochbervie.
Lochview Rural Training Centre is inviting people to complete a short survey to help plan its programme.
From the picture archive of the Northern Times.
Hunters of Brora warns it needs a substantial amount of new orders to survive; and the headmaster of Clyne School has asked for a gramophone.
The River Brora opened on February 1.
