Residents across the Highland Council area will be facing changes to their waste collection from Monday due to the coronavirus emergency.
A band of over 30 volunteers are providing help in and around Wick during the coronavirus crisis thanks to Pulteneytown People's Project.
The B876 Reiss/Castletown road was closed for a time today after a car hit a hydro pole at the bends near the Poolhoy turn-off.
Many hands make light work and that certainly is the case at Toftcarl Farm, near Wick, where cousins are busy helping out with the seasonal chores.
Sunflowers will be helping to add a splash of colour in Wick during the days and weeks to come thanks to the bright idea of a local mum and daughter.
A rare breed of domestic pig is enjoying the comforts of living in Caithness at Oldhall House farm, Watten.
Cheesecakes have been delivered to a number of key workers and coronavirus frontline staff thanks to a Wick businessman.
With the arrival of British summertime at the weekend it's business as usual for local farmers.
A Wick GP has expressed his appreciation to a Caithness distillery for providing alcohol-based hand sanitiser to medical practices in the county.
For the first time in 20 years civic leader Willie Mackay finds he has no public engagements to help out with at the weekends.
Caithness showed its support for NHS staff and carers last night as people across the county joined in a national round of applause.
A Wick care home has been overwhelmed by the support shown by the Caithness community during the coronavirus crisis.
With the closures of schools on Friday due to coronavirus, local parents have had to adapt quickly to having their children studying from home.
Parents struggling to work from home while keeping children entertained may benefit from some free broadband advice being offered by a Caithness man.
Caithness Chamber of Commerce is calling for "urgent action" from the Scottish Government in response to the withdrawal of Wick/Edinburgh flights.
Saturday's East of Caithness SWI bulb show in the Assembly Rooms, Wick, was opened by Islay MacLeod of Thrumster House.
Wick café owner Morag Mackenzie has been distributing posters throughout the town centre in a bid to call a halt to proposed charges at car parks.
A local solicitor has come up with a new way of greeting clients in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Local hotels could be among those in the tourism industry facing a downturn in business this season due to the global coronavirus outbreak.
Sam's latest sofa gives the people of Wick a place to take a seat and rest their weary feet.
