Confidential support continues to be provided locally for victims of domestic abuse during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A local jeweller has donated £650 to Caithness Foodbank after creating some art prints to raise money.
Caithness Pony Club has been showing goodwill towards the community during the coronavirus crisis by donating to the community café in Thurso.
Members of Caithness Pony Club keep themselves occupied by finding alternative competitions to take part in.
Pulteneytown People's Project is continuing to provide around 400 hours of support weekly for the elderly in their own homes.
Over 150 meals a week have been delivered to people along the east coast of the county thanks to volunteers from Caithness Community Connections.
'It is going to be a long, horrible summer,' says Halkirk Highland Games chairman as this year's event is called off due to the coronavirus pandemic.
More than 30 local volunteers have come forward to help Pulteneytown People's Project deliver services during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wick man Mark Munro is among the many local volunteers helping to make a difference for those needing help during the coronavirus crisis.
A Castletown farmer had a special delivery when a bull calf – bred from a 44-year-old AI straw – made a happy landing.
Demand for hand sanitiser has led to a Caithness distillery being awarded funding to help the community.
Ten-year-old Alexander Mackay helped lift the spirits of people living in Keiss during the lockdown by taking on the role of the Easter Bunny.
The annual Caithness County Show is among the many local events falling victim to the coronavirus pandemic.
Plans for a special celebration in Wick for those turning 60 this year have been put on hold.
Farmers across the county are enjoying another fantastic late spring and early summer season for sowing barley – the biggest local cereal crop.
New red rooms are being set up at three medical practices in Caithness for patients with suspected coronavirus symptoms.
A local businesswoman has donated £160 to the Caithness Foodbank after raffling off a hamper made for a pop-up fashion clothes shop.
Wick Gala Week has fallen victim to the coronavirus crisis along with numerous other local events, bringing disappointment to many.
The foodbank centre in Thurso had a hectic day on Friday with emergency deliveries being made in outlying areas including Castletown and Portskerra.
Staff at Caithness General Hospital were given a morale-booster when Victoria Beckham called to speak to them on FaceTime.
