Local branch members of Unite the Union have made a donation to Caithness Mental Health Support Group's centres in Thurso and Wick.
Space aviation firm Orbex has revealed details of its 2022 internship programme as it prepares to begin commercial launch services.
There was a global outlook at the Scout Hall in Thurso when 2nd Thurso Beaver Scouts invited Reay Beavers for an International Night.
Alana Bain and Megan Wright are now qualified Level 1 rhythmic gymnastic coaches, while Caithness Rhythmic has purchased much-needed new equipment.
Artists are joining forces to raise funds for Ukraine by giving the public a chance to snap up a "mystery" piece of work at an event in Castletown.
Enterprising pupils at Thurso's Miller Academy Primary School have been raising hundreds of pounds to help those affected by the war in Ukraine.
There were 511 new Covid-19 cases in Caithness in the most recent seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
NHS Highland has confirmed that two wards at Caithness General Hospital have been closed to new admissions after an outbreak of Covid-19.
The NHS approach to mental illness has been condemned as "woefully inadequate and outdated" by the founder of a Caithness-based campaign group.
The low-carbon district heating scheme operated by Ignis Wick Ltd is helping hundreds of householders to avoid the worst excesses of fuel poverty.
Thurso have had three points deducted for fielding an ineligible player against Nairn County "A" in the North Caledonian League last Saturday.
"It is amazing what a small community can do in such a short time," Jacqueline Coghill said after Caithness people rallied round to help Ukrainians.
Thurso eased to a comfortable victory over Nairn County "A" and picked up their first clean sheet since Michael Bremner took over as manager.
Wick Academy will be looking to put a dent in Buckie Thistle's Highland League title ambitions when the teams meet at Harmsworth Park on Saturday.
Halkirk United are in a rich vein of form but manager Ewan McElroy expects a tight contest when Inverness Athletic visit Morrison Park on Saturday.
The togetherness shown in the Covid community response will be needed again as Caithness deals with the cost-of-living crisis, it has been claimed.
The SBBS is the cornerstone of the Scottish Government’s small business support policies and must continue to be seen as such, it has been claimed.
Ariane Burgess hailed new measures aimed at making Scotland a world leader in managing fisheries stocks after they were put out for consultation.
Labour accused the Scottish Government of "leaving roads to crumble" after it emerged that almost £1.7 billion will be needed to fix potholed routes.
The redesign of Caithness healthcare services has taken another step forward, with NHS Highland describing it as "an exciting time" for the county.
