Best wishes were sent out on social media when a "weel-kent" Caithness bus driver handed in his keys after retiring on Friday.
Fallen trees and branches caused closure of the far north line from Inverness to Wick/Thurso yesterday and workers are out clearing the tracks.
Disabled people in Caithness are now able to access a new advocacy service to get help applying for Scottish social security benefits.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of wintry showers for today followed by high winds tomorrow that may lead to disruption.
Changes to the Highway Code are being introduced today and failure to comply could land Caithness motorists with increased fines.
A severely disabled woman who complained to Highland Council after a pothole accident on her street in Wick was angered by the response sent to her..
Packs of Lateral Flow Device tests will be distributed from a collection point in Thurso's Rotterdam Street next week.
The council has given a cautious welcome to the additional one-off £120M for local government funding from this year’s budget.
A Met Office Yellow Warning of strong westerly winds will bring some disruption on Saturday to Caithness and other parts of Scotland.
An initiative has been launched called Project Re-Heat to decarbonise homes in Caithness and across Scotland.
Three Highland councillors have issued statements following last week's article on alleged absences from Wick Community Council meetings.
The Boundary Commission for Scotland has confirmed details of its public hearing timetable as it enters the next stage of its review.
A community interest company based in Wick has teamed up with High Life Highland libraries to help give children access to technology.
Labour confirmed that its plans to keep energy bills low would benefit all 2.5 million households in Scotland including all off-grid households.
The Met Office issued a bulletin this morning with a Yellow Warning for very strong winds affecting Caithness this evening.
The volunteer crew of Wick Lifeboat responded to a 'state of urgency' message sent by Shetland coastguard on behalf of a fishing vessel this morning.
A community activist thinks special Covid funds for the Thurso area could have been better allocated to help in refurbishing local bus shelters.
Work is nearing completion on cabling works, at a site in West Watten, that will connect the Burn of Whilk wind farm to the electricity network.
Key recommendations have been put to Government Ministers in today’s report on how Scotland’s land could be taxed better.
Shoppers in Thurso and Wick are being encouraged to help support an in-store fundraising campaign for three of the UK’s leading health charities.
