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Organisers of Sutherland's County Show have called off this year's event because of the coronavirus crisis.
Four adjoining semi-detached houses in the Pulteneytown area of Wick are coming up for auction on Thursday.
A round-up of latest livestock sale prices from Aberdeen and Northern Marts (Caithness Livestock Centre and Thainstone Centre).
Volunteers in Thurso pulled out all the stops over Easter weekend as they helped to spread a little cheer to a family in the town.
The end-of-the-road car park at John O’Groats has been blocked with hay bales in a bid to deter visitors during the coronavirus lockdown.
Irresponsible tourists looking to flout the coronavirus lockdown this Easter have been warned by an MP to stay away from the Highlands.
An online directory including activities, advice and help for people in the Highlands has been created in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
WITH schools closing today for the foreseeable future, it may be difficult for many parents to fill the void in their child's life.
Seaview from John O'Groats have secured the Wick and District Darts League men's title for the sixth time in seven years.
Girlguiding Caithness recently celebrated World Thinking Day, a day for all Guides and Girl Scouts to think of each other and celebrate.
An award-winning children’s theatre show is being staged at Lyth Arts Centre as part of the Caithness International Science Festival.
A game based on the popular Where’s Wally? books was one of the fun activities at Halkirk Primary School to mark World Book Day.
Wick ASC was represented by a team of 12 swimmers in rounds one and two of the North District Swimming Championships held in Aberdeen.
Wick Old Stagers A are now leading Pentland A by nine points at the top of Division One in Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s winter league.
Reay Beaver Scouts celebrated one of their members, Taylor Sutherland, achieving the highest award a Beaver Scout can gain.
From lions to ladybirds, animal characters from children's stories provided plenty of inspiration for Mount Pleasant pupils on World Book Day.
Pupils and staff at Miller Academy Primary School in Thurso had a colourful, fun-filled celebration to mark World Book Day.
Army cadets from Thurso and Castletown have been learning about the work of local emergency services.
Street pastors will soon be offering help and support to the public in Caithness following the official launch of the initiative in Thurso.
The local High Life Highland countryside ranger and a team from Friends of Newtonhill Woodland have given the willow bowers at Newtonhill a makeover.
