A Thurso Highland councillor has hit out at the "unbelievable" delay in demolishing a redundant watersports base in Thurso.
A Caithness estate manager is baffled by a planned cluster of new telecom masts on his patch.
Nothing untoward has been found in initial safety checks on buildings in Thurso town centre in the wake of a sudden collapse of masonry.
Complaints from bus passengers about a parlous, pothole-stricken stretch of road west of Thurso has led to Stagecoach altering the route.
Retailers in Thurso have been given a mixed report card for how they received passengers from the first couple of cruise ships to berth in Scrabster.
The ongoing closure of a public toilet at Thurso's Riverside is giving visitors a poor impression of the town, according to community representatives.
Community representatives in Thurso were continuing their bid to deactivate an unauthorised Facebook site purporting to be theirs.
Dounreay's operators have held their hands up to dumping clinical waste at a local landfill site.
Next season will be miles better for Caithness 1st men's rugby side after the latest restructuring of the Scottish league pyramid.
Caithness-based badminton player Shona Mackay is preparing for the NatWest International Island Games in Guernsey where she will represent Shetland.
A probe is under way into how a batch of non-radioactive, hazardous waste from Dounreay ended up in the landfill site at Seater.
Underdogs Caley Reds produced a rousing display to win a place in the final of the newly reinstated Scottish inter-district rugby championship.
Farmland to the west of Thurso is being earmarked for what would be the first commercial solar farm in the far north.
The post-Covid bounce in Scrabster's cruise trade is continuing with a record number of vessels and passengers expected this year.
Squash players in the far north of all ages and abilities are being given the chance to be put through their paces by two Scottish internationalists.
Caithness Krakens rounded off their season on a high when they took the spoils in the Orkney Sevens, overcoming Orkney Dragons in the final.
Dynamic badminton duo Mark and Shona Mackay extended their tenure of the mixed doubles silverware at the Highland Open at the weekend.
Caithness rugby starlet Hannah Dunnett has signed off from her stint with Scotland under-18s with a demanding schedule at the Six Nations Festival.
A victory in their final match at home to Strathmore would have seen the Krakens go through in the National Plate as one of the three pool winners.
The Yellows' season lasted over two months longer than that of the 1st XV and, for the first time, they played and won more games than the Greens.
