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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.
Caithness Cycling Club held its annual dinner and trophy presentation at Thurso’s Station Hotel.
The winter golf season continues at Reay with some wet and windy conditions providing a stern test to players.
A Keiss duo were surprise winners in this week's Ray Sinclair Memorial Cup competition held by Wick and District Darts League.
A worldwide appeal has been launched to trace the last remaining veterans of the wartime Russian Arctic convoys in time for a landmark anniversary.
Scotland’s leading travel industry trade body has urged the public not to let fears over the spread of coronavirus deter their summer holiday plans.
The go-ahead has been given for a new micro-distillery for John O’Groats which will create jobs and boost tourism in the area.
The Association of Caithness Community Councils is looking to take a more proactive and effective role in representing the community.
Reay Indoor Bowling Club hosted the Robbie Campbell Memorial Triples in the village hall.
Local youngsters excelled at Scottish Schools Gymnastics' recent Highland heats, with competitors from across the region.
Icelandic projects that tackle drugs and alcohol abuse were among the subjects at a well-attended event in Thurso.
Health issues have been close to the heart of Gail Ross, who has announced she is to step down as an MSP next year.
An Essex man has praised staff at Caithness General Hospital for the level of care they gave to his 77-year-old father who lives in Halkirk.
Caithness West Community Council is to get back up and running again following an appeal for members.
A local befriending service has received a boost thanks to the National Lottery.
Round 12 of Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s winter league had six shooters with maximums – four in Division One and two in Division Two.
Wintry weather was no barrier to Caithness Countryside Volunteers who flocked to St John's Pool bird reserve to carry out essential maintenance work.
Queen's Hotel have been crowned as champions of the ladies' division in Wick and District Darts League following their 7-1 victory over the Camps.
