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A nationwide tree-planting scheme in honour of Queen Elizabeth II – which the new King has supported in Caithness – is to be extended to March.
A woman who underwent major brain surgery has spoken out over the "woefully inadequate" level of follow-up care from her GP practice in Wick.
Wick Academy's players will be well briefed on Scottish Cup opponents Lochee United thanks to the "due diligence" carried out by manager Gary Manson.
Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy praised his players for controlling the tempo and being clinical in attack in their 3-0 victory over Thurso.
Residents from Seaview House care home in Wick have paid their own tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II at the riverside garden of remembrance.
Plans have been lodged with Highland Council for a wind farm off the north coast of Caithness that will be the biggest of its kind in the world.
Health campaigners in Caithness say they are glad that vaccinations for Covid-19 and flu will continue as planned on the day of the Queen's funeral.
The local amateur season is officially over with confirmation that High Ormlie Hotspur and Wick Groats will not be replaying their abandoned match.
A community effort is being made to get trees near Caithness General Hospital illuminated in red, white and blue ahead of the Queen's funeral.
A film screening on Thursday will showcase a youth project in Thurso led by actor Adam Robertson as part of his work for the Street Cones charity.
Halkirk United will take on Thurso on Wednesday as football returns following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. A minute's silence will be observed.
Scrabster is proud of its long-established links with the royal family and hopes they continue, harbour trust manager Sandy Mackie has said.
Hamish Pottinger attended the Caithness proclamation of King Charles III – 70 years after witnessing the equivalent ceremony for Queen Elizabeth II.
His Majesty King Charles III was described as “one of us” at the proclamation of the new monarch in Caithness this afternoon.
The proclamation of King Charles III will be read in Wick on Sunday, to be followed on Tuesday evening by a church service of prayer and reflection.
Walking the plank and a quest for chocolate treasure were among the activities at a pirate-themed camp in Watten attended by 1st Wick Scout Group.
North MSP Maree Todd has praised NHS Highland for taking swift action following an error over vaccine appointments for the 65-and-over age group.
Caithness Vice-Lieutenant Willie Watt has said he will remember Queen Elizabeth II as an amazing person who "made Britain special".
Gardens of remembrance have been opened in Thurso and Wick following the death of the Queen and books of condolence have been made available.
Her Majesty "saw Caithness for the first time in the full glory of a beautiful summer's day" when she stepped ashore at Dwarwick in August 1955.
