Thurso Heritage Society's first live broadcast attracted viewers in the UK, America, Canada and Australia, and there are plans to show it again.
Jamie Stone has accused the UK government of trying to silence him over voting in the Commons, describing the new rules as "desperately unfair".
Villages in Caithness will benefit from a grant of £7000 awarded through the Caithness area discretionary fund.
Castletown is one of 36 communities across the Highlands and Islands getting a share of over £50,000 from Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.
Employees of Subsea 7 in Caithness are waiting to find out if they are to be affected by 3000 job losses being made by the company worldwide.
Jamie Stone has given "a very cautious welcome" to the easing of the lockdown, while Gail Ross said we still have to be mindful of the restrictions.
Saving air routes to and from Wick has become "more important than ever", Highlands and Islands MSP David Stewart says.
North MP Jamie Stone has called on the UK government to protect access to cash for his constituents as part of the Covid-19 recovery plan.
People in the Thurso area were left in the dark by the Scottish Government about the arrival of a mobile testing unit in the town, says Jamie Stone.
A councillor has hit out at the "totally unacceptable" lack of information on the Covid-19 mobile testing unit that has been operating in Thurso.
Trudy Morris has welcomed the UK government's decision to pay the wages of workers on temporary leave due to the coronavirus for another four months.
An artist who spent five years in Caithness is taking part in the first virtual exhibition created at the National Galleries in Edinburgh.
Work on the new Premier Inn hotel in Thurso has been halted due to the coronavirus pandemic but will restart "as soon as it is safe to do so".
Caithness has played a key part in assisting China to develop its tidal energy industry, according to the company behind the MeyGen project.
Caithness councillor Karl Rosie has hailed the community response to the problems posed by the coronavirus as "fantastic".
An independent review into the death of Kevin McLeod has been delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic – but should be completed in October.
A mobile testing unit has been set up in Thurso by the army to check essential workers for coronavirus.
A decision to sell Dunnet Forest to a local trust has been described as excellent news and is set to result in "new initiatives and public benefits".
A call has been made for the Wick Academy Development Fund to make a donation to help in the local fight against coronavirus.
A two-part drama by Caithness writer Colin MacDonald attracted a total audience of around two million when it was broadcast on BBC Radio 4.
