King Charles III was given a taste of the thriving food and drink sector in Caithness after he had officially opened 9 Doors Distillery today.
The King was hailed as "a great advocate for Caithness" after he toured the most northerly distillery on the Scottish mainland today.
A reunion of ex-members of 1st Thurso Company Boys’ Brigade is to be held later this month, including visits to a distillery and a heritage centre.
Staff at Wick's Seaview House care home made a dream come true for one of their residents when they helped him to rediscover the joys of swimming.
Highly successful seasons for Caithness United’s U12, U14 and U16 squads were recognised and celebrated at the club's annual presentation evening.
Members of the public in Caithness will be able to access all community-based health and social care services using a single dedicated phone number.
Former Scotland manager Alex McLeish praised the work of Thurso Football Academy when he attended a children's coaching event followed by a dinner.
Overflowing bottle banks in Caithness are expected to be emptied on Tuesday, following a vehicle breakdown affecting a contractor.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson felt there were "a lot more positives than negatives" to take from the 4-0 defeat to Banks O' Dee on Saturday.
Organisers of Tunes By the Dunes have described the two-day Dunnet music festival in September as a great showcase for what Caithness has to offer.
Thurso Youth Club was close to closing its doors in 2018. Chairperson Helen Allan has been talking about how it became fully operational again.
Gary Manson's much-changed Wick Academy kick off their 2023/24 Highland League campaign on Saturday with a trip to Aberdeen to take on Banks O' Dee.
Co-manager Liam Sutherland admitted High Ormlie Hotspur never got going as they slumped to a 5-0 defeat against title-chasing Wick Groats on Tuesday.
Volunteers from the Wick Society hosted a pirate-themed event on the historic boat Isabella Fortuna on Wednesday as part of the gala week programme.
Wick Groats are potentially one game away from reclaiming the Caithness county league crown after Tuesday's 5-0 victory over High Ormlie Hotspur.
A stormtrooper, a ballerina, an astronaut, three fairies and several Barbies were among the contestants in Tuesday's Wick gala fancy-dress parade.
Hard-working members of Caithness Environment Volunteers carried out a range of tasks on the John O'Groats Trail near Bruan, on the east coast.
A three-day flower festival in historic Canisbay Church, on the theme of The Church Year, has raised £1900 for a community playpark project.
The popular holiday club run by Pulteneytown and Thrumster Church in Argyle Square, Wick, is gearing up for a week of fun from Monday, August 7.
Manager Tom McKenna admitted Castletown's discipline went "out the window" as they had three men sent off during their 2-1 defeat to John O'Groats.