Thurso Community Development Trust’s first series of Cook and Learn sessions have gone down a treat – with more being planned this month.
North MP Jamie Stone stressed the importance of having a resilient farming sector as he gave his support to Back British Farming Day today.
The bid to create a seven-turbine wind farm off the north coast has taken another step forward with submission of the onshore planning application.
A local distillery firm has secured up to £180,200 from Highlands and Islands Enterprise for a project that will see it expand and create new jobs.
NHS Highland is facing questions over the centralisation of women’s healthcare and the impact it is having on the human rights of far north patients.
Another milestone has been reached in the £660 million Shetland subsea power link project that will connect the islands to Caithness.
The campaign by Home-Start Caithness to help keep local families warm this winter has been boosted by over £800 as a result of a Halloween fun day.
Barbara Henderson, Jenny Colgan and Jennifer Morag Henderson talked about their work and each gave readings at the Together Travel corporate lodge.
The “invaluable” role of oral history was highlighted by folklorist Margaret Bennett as the fourth John O'Groats Book Festival drew to a close.
Ashleigh Campbell from Wick's Castle View Stables had a busy time assessing riders at a Pony Club test day held at the Halkirk indoor riding centre.
Caithness United under-16s produced a clinical performance with a 12-1 demolition of their Nairn County counterparts at the Naver all-weather pitch.
A 50-year sub-lease for the Sutherland rocket launch site underlines the "huge economic opportunity" presented by the space industry.
Billy Thomson completed a treble when he was crowned as champion at Saturday's GMR Henderson Builders Ltd Autumn Open held at Harpsdale Fishery Park.
Residents at Seaview House in Wick made some new furry friends on Saturday with a visit by Storm, Sam and Troubadour from Ulbster Alpaca Trekking.
Photographer Mel Roger captured the skies above Thurso being lit up by a spectacular fireworks display organised by the town's Rotary Club.
Wick Academy lost 2-0 to Formartine United in the Highland League Cup, realistically the Scorries' last hope of challenging for silverware this term.
Christine Stone won the Ailsa Quaich and the Lewis and Harris Gold Medal in the literary awards as part of the 2022 Royal National Mod in Perth.
Pupils at Keiss Primary School took part in an inspirational "wave of hope" painting and writing session with Lisa McDonald of Haven House Art.
The role of apprentices and young professionals in the development of wind energy in Scotland has been highlighted at the Scottish Parliament.
David Green was a leading figure in the Caithness business community for more than half a century, and a stalwart of the vintage vehicle scene.
