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A public vote will choose the 2025 Making a Difference Award winner when it opens next week.
An outstanding line-up celebrating the very best of trad, folk and Celtic-inspired music is promised for The Gathering Festival.
More than 80 local pupils are set to work with industry mentors to develop solutions for energy, engineering, food and housing challenges.
Highland Council trading standards has launched the Highland Trusted Trader Scheme to give people a reliable way to find reputable local businesses.
The key to Alistair Wilson’s murder is more likely to be found in business dealings than a planning row a former police officer believes.
Scotland’s Children’s Hearings System is seeking volunteer members to make decisions in the interests of children and young people in the Highlands.
The move could affect stretches of road on the A9.
Caithness Livestock Centre has witnessed a record entry of over 8000 store lambs entered into sale for this Monday.
An event in Wick aims to give more people the chance to have their say on how land should be managed.
A new holiday park could be built on a derelict Thurso site after councillors rejected advice to refuse planning permission.
Two applications to build new battery energy storage systems (BESS) were granted this week - though it was more plain sailing for one than the other.
A total of 11 Caithness community projects are to benefit, or have benefitted, from the support of council funds.
Proposals for a battery energy storage system (BESS) to be built within Forss Business and Technology Park come before councillors this week.
A Battery Energy Storage System (BESS), accommodating 64 battery storage cabinets, could be built on a farmland site south of Thurso.
Members of Highland Council’s Caithness committee have agreed a winter maintenance plan which includes maps showing the priority gritting routes.
Councilors are being urged to refuse permission for a planning application seeking to pave the way for a new holiday park in Thurso.
Councillors are being advised not to object to a wind farm that could, ultimately, significantly expand a firm’s operations in the Moray Firth.
Age Scotland has welcomed recommendations by the UK’s work and pensions committee that the government commit to a strategy for an ageing society.
The Scottish Crofting Federation has launched its latest round of training, with events across the crofting counties from now through to spring 2026.
The time people in Scotland spend in good health has fallen to a near 10-year low, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland (NRS).
