MSP David Stewart is "at a loss" to know why he has not had a reply about a compensation package for NHS Highland staff who were victims of bullying.
A decision to disband a bus users' group was made "without telling anyone", according to campaigner and former community councillor Brenda Herrick.
A Caithness woman who is a hydrogeologist in the mining industry in Australia has won an award for encouraging children to get involved in science.
A dinner was held in Wick's Norseman Hotel this week to mark the 25th anniversary of Le Jog endurance rally.
A warning has been issued by the police about a bank scam which has been targeting people in the north of Scotland.
An archaeological site in Caithness, thought to have been occupied by the Picts 1400 years ago, could "greatly add to the knowledge of the period".
A plan to introduce a tourist tax in the Highlands by 2021 could cost the north economy £16 million, a business leader has warned.
The historic mill at John O'Groats could be back in public use in the next two years.
Press cuttings on the loss of the George Robb off the Caithness coast 60 years ago today have a special significance for Allan Tait and his family.
The independent review into the death of Wick man Kevin McLeod is the first requested by Police Scotland since it was formed six years ago.
The family of Kevin McLeod, whose body was found in Wick harbour 22 years ago, are to have a second meeting with officers from Merseyside Police.
Parking charges for visitors to John O'Groats raised over £21,000 within the first three months of being introduced.
The George Robb trawler tragedy that occurred off the Caithness coast 60 years ago is to be commemorated at a special memorial service next week.
A call has been made for the Scottish Government to step in to help NHS Highland victims of bullying.
An artist who lived in Caithness for five years has one of her paintings on view at a major exhibition in Edinburgh.
A ceilidh held in Wick to mark the first birthday of Yes Caithness hit the right note with the public and helped raise money for local organisations.
Six towheads for the Equinor Snorre project have been delivered to Subsea 7's site at Wester, with a further three due to arrive at Wick next week.
A controversial wind farm near Reay will not damage tourism and will generate around £350,000 a year in community benefit, the landowner has said.
A Dalek-like device at the Limekiln Wind Farm is being used to provide "remote security", according to Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.
Extensive repair and maintenance work is being carried out at Caithness Horizons in Thurso as part of plans to reopen the facility.
