Specsavers in Wick has been selected to become a dedicated Emergency Eyecare Treatment Centre during the Covid-19 crisis.
Ferry company Serco NorthLink has issued a “stay at home” message to non-essential travellers during the coronavirus emergency.
A reminder has been given about outdoor access rights after "misleading" signs were put up claiming that paths and access routes are closed.
Council tenants are being sent a bulletin with advice about a range of coronavirus issues, from accessing housing support to how to avoid scams.
Three cases of confirmed Covid-19 have been treated at Caithness General Hospital over the past two weeks, the John O'Groat Journal has learned.
Caithness wildlife photographer Karen Munro was given the ultimate treat during lockdown when a pod of killer whales swam by for a visit.
The annual exhibition of the Society of Caithness Artists has become the latest community event to fall by the wayside due to the coronavirus crisis.
Gail Ross has welcomed confirmation that Highland families unable to access food due to coronavirus will get support from the Scottish Government.
Jamie Stone has joined a group of more than 100 parliamentarians in calling for a "digital democracy" during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Society of Caithness Artists has launched a new website aimed at keeping local artists informed about its annual exhibition in Thurso.
Chris Aitken's efforts to create face masks to protect frontline health workers have been given a cash boost by his local Highland League team.
MSP David Stewart fears many businesses in the Highlands and Islands will go under because of the approach being taken by banks and some insurers.
Highland Council will keep providing school meals through e-vouchers during the Easter break, recognising the difficulties facing many families.
NHS Highland’s medical director has thanked the public for cooperating on social distancing – but has urged people not to become complacent.
An assurance has been given to residents in "the more remote areas" that they will not be forgotten amid Highland Council's coronavirus response.
Learning and childcare hubs for the children of key workers will remain open over the Easter holidays, it has been confirmed.
The young footballers of Caithness United have been keeping themselves in shape and working on their skills every day despite being stuck at home.
The walking charity Paths for All is urging the public to stay active and take a walk every day amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A new temporary timetable has been introduced by Serco NorthLink Ferries in response to the Covid-19 outbreak.
Highland MSP Rhoda Grant is appealing to employers "to think very carefully about the wellbeing of their workers at this difficult time”.
