Caithness face a tough challenge in the coming weeks as they battle to stay in National League Three after a defeat at home to Hillhead Jordanhill.
Police in Wick are appealing for information after a woman had her bag stolen in the town's Harrow Terrace.
Eastern Airways is continuing to fly between Wick John O'Groats Airport and Aberdeen.
A call has been made for UK Government action to safeguard the future of services at Wick John O'Groats Airport following the collapse of Flybe.
A &E Harrold's shop in High Street has been purchased by the Thurso Foot Clinic but will be remaining as a butcher's for up to a year.
Hand gels and face masks have sold out in some Caithness chemists amid growing concerns about the coronavirus.
Two people are considering putting in an offer for the historic Traill Hall building which is up for sale.
A Caithness councillor has said the coronavirus "could be a very big challenge" in the north.
The police intend to "better engage" with community councils in Caithness, according to a local senior officer.
Public transport services in Caithness should be subsidised, according to local bus campaigner Brenda Herrick.
Gail Ross has announced that she is to step down as an MSP next year due to the demands of travelling to Edinburgh and being away from home.
SIMEC Atlantis Energy, the company behind the MeyGen renewable energy project, has raised almost £4 million in a successful bond issue.
A reduction in crime levels in the Highlands and Islands last year has been described as "encouraging" by Caithness councillor Matthew Reiss.
Staff in Caithness could be affected by a Tesco plan to cut 1800 jobs at its bakeries in stores throughout the UK.
A Highland MSP has called for "radical action" after the number of people with type 2 diabetes increased by 40 per cent in Scotland in a decade.
Training on defibrillators which have been installed at three locations in Castletown is due to take place next month.
There is concern that visitor numbers at Castlehill Heritage Centre could fall if parking charges are introduced by Highland Council.
More money could be spent on Highland Council roads if there is an underspend in this year's budget, according to Councillor Matthew Reiss.
The pioneering MeyGen renewable energy project off the Caithness coast has achieved a world first for electricity generation.
A Caithness councillor says he is relieved there are no safety issues at a section of Thurso harbour after concerns were raised by local fishermen.
