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The Pentland Firth Yacht Club, located in Scrabster, have purchased an essential new racing and safety boat for the upcoming dinghy sailing seasons.
Thurso Community Development Trust (TCDT) is to deliver online training sessions aimed at tackling challenges related to cost of living.
Children dressed up and dressed down at Miller Academy in Thurso last week, all in aid of a very good cause.
A Remembrance Sunday service saw representatives from local youth organisations turn out to pay their respects in Halkirk last weekend.
Children at two local schools have been doing their bit for those in need recently.
Melvich Primary School and community have donated dozens of shoeboxes filled with gifts for Blythswood’s annual festive charity appeal.
Ambitious plans to create an iconic new visitor attraction in Caithness are a step closer to becoming a reality.
Miller Academy Primary School and ELC in Thurso had a super busy MacMillan morning recently – raising a hugely impressive sum for the cancer charity.
The Wick Wheelers cycling club held their presentation dinner at the town's Nethercliffe Hotel on Saturday night.
A service for all who have lost loved ones will be held in Canisbay Church of Scotland.
Pamela Dudek, the chief executive of NHS Highland, has announced that she will retire at the end of March next year.
UHI staff have overwhelmingly backed industrial action in a row over £4 million of cuts and job losses planned at the institution.
Almost a quarter of Highland residents are aged 65 and over as well according to the data.
A total of 52 probable suicides were recorded in the NHS Highland region last year.
Highland is one of 24 Scottish regions where members of UNISON have voted to strike over pay.
A total of a dozen drivers were reported for speeding and other offences on the NC500 over a two-day targeted operation.
Kong is a friendly, confident ferret looking for his forever family.
Highland Council says data shows improvements made as young people receive their SQA exam results today.
A young carers charity has benefited from a donation from trunk road operator BEAR Scotland.
A service providing care for children with learning disabilities, additional or complex needs has made a number of improvements inspectors have said.
