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Ewan Cameron, president of the Sutherland Agricultural Society, has hailed the hard work of the show’s volunteers ahead of the event.
A tapestry depicting east coast species at risk of extinction is set to be unveiled at the Sutherland show.
A total of 53 dogs ran during a busy day at the Durness Open Sheepdog Trials.
The 33-year-old will kayak to John O’Groats for midday on Saturday to conclude his world record attempt.
Pupils at an east Sutherland primary school have been taking positive climate action with the help of Timespan.
Teams learned their fate ahead of the mid-season league split.
A recently refurbished clifftop hotel in east Sutherland is up for sale.
Northbound and southbound lanes of the A9 at Tain have reopened.
Northbound and southbound lanes are closed.
Pupils chose to purchase a pair of what they have dubbed, “friendship benches”.
Families in Caithness and north Sutherland are urged to complete the survey.
Achmelvich beach has been recognised as one of only two Highland hotspots in the newly published list.
Organisers of this year’s Bettyhill Gala are going for gold with a bumper line-up ahead of its August return.
The St Duthac book and arts festival returns this September.
East Sutherland Art Society will hold its annual exhibition of members' work from Wednesday July 24 to Friday August 2.
Pupils at Farr High School were each presented with a cheque for £500 after leaving school.
A series of film workshops are to be hosted throughout Sutherland after a funding award received from Creative Screen Scotland
The opening ceremony was held on Saturday.
Footballer and history teacher Neil Moir says he wants to “give back” to the Tain area after five years.
Golspie Stafford came back from two goals down to win the cup.
