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Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts, on Monday sold 332 store cattle.
Caithness junior player Liam Sinclair (11), from Wick, had a successful visit to the RSL Midlothian under-12 championships in Penicuik.
The launch event for a community project to bring people together and support mental health will take place at the Drill Hall in Castletown on May 3.
NSSC chairman Jason Simpson hailed the Scottish National Surfing Championships as ‘probably the best-organised competition I’ve been involved with’.
“You literally couldn’t have got a better weekend,” Phoebe Strachan said after her latest success in the Scottish National Surfing Championships.
An Aberdeen man who fell out with his girlfriend and then a new partner more than three years later has been given a chance by a sheriff.
Dornoch Cathedral will be the setting for an “exceptional” evening of classical music on May 10.
A Halkirk art organisation is looking for nominations of people's ‘rock of support’ at work to be photographed and displayed at an exhibition.
Community leaders have taken police to task for their response times to reports of vandalism in the far north.
Almost 100 members, helpers and carers from around the county gathered in Wick for the Easter afternoon tea dance held by the local branch of Enable.
The Vikki Mackay School of Dance held its second annual Easter competition with entries from as far afield as Inveraray.
Condolences have been expressed following the death of Pope Francis announced this morning.
Funding from onshore wind developments is likely to reach nearly £90 million a year by 2033, industry body Scottish Renewables has said.
Bower could regain its community voice by merging with a neighbouring area.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: Fiona Russell speaks to Quinn Young who said she didn’t want to stop after becoming one of the youngest to finish the Munros aged 10
A young man has been jailed for two years for relentless and vicious late night attacks on his partner.
The Watten Helps Out community group lived up to its name and helped move lots of discarded rubbish from in and around Watten last Sunday (April 13).
Caithness homeowners are warned that motorists can park in their driveways due to a legal loophole that doesn’t deem this as breaking the law.
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
Having reported on others’ blood donations for several months, staff from Highland News and Media rolled up their sleeves for the cause themselves.
