Children at Noss Primary School in Wick showed kindness and consideration towards local families struggling to make ends meet at Christmas.
Members of The Edge dance team from Thurso had great results after attending the UDO Lancashire Streetdance Championships on December 3.
With the council's road report warning of ice and vehicle accidents occurring in Caithness, the council leader has urged drivers to take extra care
Three selfless Wick women raised £4400 for various local charities and handed over cheques at an event in the town's Seaforth Club.
Highland Council's road conditions report for today warns of black ice that may present problems for drivers and pedestrians across Caithness.
Saturday morning's queue outside the Christmas craft fair at the Royal British Legion Scotland in Thurso stood testament to its popularity.
A local crafting project has successfully reached the end of its initial programme of four sewing workshops.
Youngsters across Caithness aged 3-18 have the exciting opportunity to have their artwork featured in an exhibition at the National in Edinburgh.
Caithness drivers are warned to demist their windscreens before driving this winter or face fines of up to £2500 – read top tips to solve the issue.
Wick's provost called the new council scheme to bring empty properties back into economic use as a step in the right direction'.
A Wick man shared his jaunty Christmas song and talked about the heady days of the late 1970s when he went to see live bands at the Rosebank Hotel.
The Thurso Players team is finally back at the high school with its annual pantomime, The Elves and the Shoemaker.
A Caithness-based gymnastics club is delighted how well its members have done over the last few weeks and the awards gained from trips south.
Highland Council shared a road condition report for Caithness saying that treatment for ice is ongoing.
Scotland’s leading charity supporting people affected by crime is calling for volunteers in Caithness.
Thurso Food and Craft Fair proved to be a successful addition to the the town's special Christmas Fun Day on Saturday.
Highland Council invites tenants in Caithness to have their say on the rent levels for the year ahead.
A man with health issues and a learning disability thanked services at the Pulteney Centre in Wick for helping rehome him after a fire.
The festive spirit was high in the streets of Thurso throughout Saturday as the town's Christmas Fun Day event brought out the best in everyone.
A craft fair that holds its events at Thurso's Masonic Lodge has managed to raise £200 for Prostate Cancer UK.
