Highland Council says there are no plans as yet to close schools over the coronavirus threat, while warning that it is a rapidly changing situation.
Airport operator Highlands and Islands Airports Limited says it remains hopeful that Wick John O'Groats can have "a viable and sustainable future”.
North MSP Gail Ross has spoken of her dismay at the imminent withdrawal of Loganair's flights between Wick and Edinburgh.
Wick John O’Groats Airport has been dealt a devastating blow with the news that Loganair is to axe the service linking Caithness with Edinburgh.
Caithness AAC has stepped up its efforts to help young local athletes make the most of their potential by appointing three new junior coaches.
Wick Academy's under-17s were not at their best but they did enough to see off Buckie Thistle at the Upper Bignold on Sunday.
Jamie Stone and Gail Ross are insisting that the economic benefits from Sutherland's spaceport would "far outweigh" any environmental worries.
Thurso parkrun joined others across the world in celebrating International Women’s Day at the weekend, with a turnout of 84 runners and walkers.
Six community projects are to benefit from over £85,000 in the latest round of grant awards from Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.
Gary Manson wants his Wick Academy players to maintain the performance levels they showed at Brora on Saturday during the remainder of the campaign.
Brora player/manager Steven Mackay praised Greg Morrison for his three-goal haul against Wick, saying the 22-year-old was “unplayable at times”.
The 4-1 scoreline was emphatic in the end, but for much of the second half Wick Academy looked capable of taking at least a point against Brora.
Murray Gunn, of Stockport, pieces together the story of a historic Caithness trophy that was found in the vaults of an Edinburgh jewellery business
The art of puppetry and storytelling will be explored when a renowned children’s author visits Caithness for the 2020 John O'Groats Book Festival.
North MP Jamie Stone and TV personality Anneka Rice have joined forces to help Marie Curie launch its Great Daffodil Appeal.
Alison Gunn has made Civil Nuclear Constabulary history by becoming the first serving police staff member to receive the force's long service award.
A series of tourism information workshops will be delivered in Thurso during March.
There was an environmentally friendly aspect to Bower Primary School's World Book Day celebrations.
North MP Jamie Stone made a wizard contribution to World Book Day by donning a Harry Potter scar.
Steven Mackay says Brora will be wary of the potential “bounce” effect as Wick Academy go into Saturday’s far north derby under new management.
