Residents of Staxigoe, Papigoe and Noss marked the King’s coronation with a community beach-clean followed by a picnic, with about 25 attending.
The owners of John O’Groats Ferries are still seeking a buyer – but in the meantime they are looking ahead to a "very promising" summer season.
Caithness women's healthcare campaigners have vowed to keep fighting for improvements after attending the 15th World Congress on Endometriosis.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has praised Thurso Community Development Trust for its "twin focus on sustainability and community".
The King's coronation was marked at John O'Groats by a beacon-lighting ceremony – keeping up a tradition that dates back to Victorian times.
A King's lunch in Dunbeath Community Centre was attended by 80 people – including some who had celebrated the late Queen's coronation 70 years ago.
Eric and Miriam Sutherland, who live near Achvarasdal, fear 'there could be a fatality' unless the badly potholed road near their home is fixed soon.
More than 600 plastic ducks were released into Wick River at the weekend in a fun event that raised more than £1800 for the lifeboat service.
Owen Harrold is sure Wick Thistle will be in for a tough battle when they face John O'Groats in the last four of the Colin Macleod Memorial Cup.
Residents and staff at Wick's Seaview House care home had 'a brilliant time' celebrating the coronation at the weekend with tasty treats galore.
Caithness United's under-12s impressed in their first two festivals of 2023, one held at Muir of Ord and the other in Fortrose.
Junior golfers from Caithness who signed up for a coaching squad have grown in confidence as a result, as well as showing improvement in their play.
The first grants have been awarded from a Caithness wind farm fund that will deliver £3.75 million locally over the next 25 years.
Thurso's rapidly improving hockey players were praised for their commitment after they put themselves to the test against their Oban counterparts.
NorthLink is adding an extra return crossing of the Pentland Firth to its Sunday ferry timetable to help fill the gap left by the Pentalina.
Pat Ramsay remembers how the future King showed compassion as well as being supportive of the work being done by Caithness Foodbank's volunteers.
Head coach Tom McKenna is confident that the ever-improving Caithness Ladies can inspire the next generation of female footballers in the county.
It was almost as if the King of Rock ’n’ Roll had entered the building when the future monarch called in at Wick's Laurandy Centre.
Three surfers from Caithness are among those who have received funding from the Highland Athlete Travel Award Scheme to help them compete in events.
Killer whale fans have been treated to multiple sightings on the east coast – including a glimpse of nature in the raw as orcas hunted a porpoise.
