Lybster and Dunbeath head teacher Carol Grant is retiring from her role after 32 years working in primary education in Caithness.
Caithness hotels are seeing visitor bookings start to pick up while they also welcome back local customers after the tourism and hospitality restart.
Six-year-old Amy Andrews has cycled 110 miles and raised more than £400 so that she can treat her friends at 1st Thurso Rainbows.
The documentary series The Highland Vet, set in Caithness, has become the most popular show on 5Select.
The sky's the limit for local man John Elder who can be seen flying around Caithness in his powered paraglider.
Local law student Mure Grant has achieved 11 straight As since starting at the University of Aberdeen two years ago.
Phones have been ringing off the hook at a local estate agents with buyers keen to make offers on properties in Caithness.
Well-known Caithness musician Karen Steven has published a book that includes a number of fiddle tunes written during lockdown.
A Canadian singer/songwriter has been spending lockdown in Caithness writing new songs along with her local boyfriend.
English Longhorn cattle are back in the valley of Smerral, Latheronwheel, thanks to a successful AI breeding programme at Guidibest Farm.
The Caithness stars of The Highland Vet have said that making the hit TV programme was a positive experience.
A queue of sorts has already started outside one local hairdressing salon thanks to an entry in the Wick Gala scarecrow competition.
A band of more than 40 volunteers have been busy during lockdown making around 900 items of protective clothing for local health workers.
A local women’s aid group has released a video on social media to promote the message that "We are here".
Wick Academy captain Alan Farquhar swapped his football boots for golf clubs – and scored his first hole-in-one at the weekend.
A young Caithness cyclist said she was "almost killed" when a car overtook her on a blind summit on the A836 at Murkle.
A Caithness man has completed a virtual marathon in Edinburgh during lockdown – achieving a personal best.
Caithness Foodbank volunteers say they are amazed at the support they are receiving from the community during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Scarecrows dressed as traffic cops have been enlisted to help tackle the issue of speeding motorists on local roads.
Work on a seafarers' memorial at John O'Groats is progressing well with the old Duncansby foghorn now taking pride of place on the seafront.
