Lord Cadogan contributed more than £400,000 towards the facility, named The Cadogan Lifeboat Station in his honour.
A young marksman from Sutherland is making a name for himself competing at Down The Line (DTL) clay targets.
Hope Gordon shared the billing at the conference with Gordon McInally who is set to take over as Rotary world president.
Dr Ewan Gibbs of Glasgow University is a published author and historian of work and labour in energy industries across the UK.
The Kyle of Sutherland Development Trust, which manages the visitor centre, says it has been unable to find an operator to run the facility.
Hopes are high that the structure will be finished by Easter.
Amy and Ross Mackay made around 200 cupcakes to sell at a community event in Golspie.
The community organisation behind a renewed bid for a championship golf course on the shores of the Dornoch Firth, has taken a major step forward.
Mr Stoltman, whose nickname is the "Albatross" paid a visit to the centre last Saturday.
Orbex is developing a small commercial orbital rocket called Prime which it intends to launch from Space Hub Sutherland.
The cycle and walk has raised more than £160,000 for Cancer charities and other good causes in the north Highlands.
It is understood the bumper on the near side of the vehicle was damaged.
East Sutherland Rotary Club has released further details about its fundraising summer event.
Veteran angler Andy Sutherland (Torrish), Helmsdale, caught an 8lb salmon on beat four yesterday.
Councillors are signalling their intentions for the May local authority elections.
Space flight firm Orbex has taken another step towards its goal of launching commercial rockets from Space Hub Sutherland.
Orbex said it was the latest stage on its roadmap to beginning commercial space launches from the UK.
Life is full of adventure and excitement for Assynt septuagenarian Bill Smith, who has returned from his latest expedition to the Antarctic.
The stunning piece went under the hammer at Chorley’s Auction House’s Fine Art and Antiques Auction on Tuesday, January 25.
There were 50 excellent entries to the camera club's first competition of the year.
