A former armed forces trainer has completed a gruelling marathon from John O' Groats to Lands End and raised £9000 for charity.
People in Caithness and elsewhere in Scotland paid an additional £44.8 million in parcel delivery surcharges.
Three Caithness competitors take part in the gruelling Starman Night Triathlon for the first time.
Nationwide campaign launched before new fire safety laws come into effect next year
Call for people in Caithness to sign up to a scheme which can provide funding to carry out energy efficient works to homes.
Country music is set to return to Thurso after an enforced closure of 18 months following the coronavirus pandemic.
A festival in Wick has received a share of a £1 million fund to help boost the north economy and create jobs within the maritime industry.
A 19-year-old microlight pilot will be stopping off in Caithness as she makes a bid to become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world.
A fundraising challenge undertaken by Castletown women Claire Mcgovern and Amy Sutherland is about to come to an end after more than three months.
A Caithness nurse is taking part in a UK trial which could improve life for people with multiple sclerosis.
New Caithness minister says she is delighted to be serving the Church of Scotland in "this wonderful corner of the world".
Three people were arrested following reports of a firearm being discharged near John O'Groats.
People in the north who use private water supplies urged to take preventative steps to preserve their drinking water.
Chronicles of the First Light – the new collection of poems by George Gunn– are being launched at the Stonehaven festival
Matthew Reiss says a floating wind farm off Dounreay could create hundreds of jobs but the environment and shipping routes must be considered too.
A Highland health boss has apologised for the number of Caithness patients admitted to New Craigs psychiatric hospital in Inverness
Two key legal decisions are expected in the coming weeks on the plan to build a space hub in north Sutherland.
North MP, Jamie Stone, opposes government plans to sell the Channel 4 television network to the private sector
Subsea 7's operations in Caithness will not be affected by its involvement in a new company which will have its headquarters in Norway.
A plan to waive music tuition fees in the next school year will hit the right note with pupils in the Highlands as a result of a funding package.
