The family behind the Puldagon Farm Shop and Restaurant have launched a gin in tribute to Lord Horne of Stirkoke, a very distinguished WW1 veteran.
Two local mental health groups in Caithness are to merge next month to help strengthen partnerships and improve service.
Caithness Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) held their end of term session recently at the indoor school in Halkirk.
Sir John's Square in Thurso is looking very festive after the switch-on of the town's Christmas lights on Friday.
Eight-year-old Ellie Watt, of Wick, has been busy making shoeboxes to send to Romania so less fortunate children are not forgotten at Christmas.
Wick's Fun Day was a great success with lots of people turning up to enjoy the umbrella parade and switch-on of the town's Christmas lights.
Riders aged from six to 60 took part in an arena event organised by Caithness Pony Club at the weekend.
Proposals to provide almost £3 million to help households in fuel poverty in Highland this winter will be considered at council meeting on Thursday.
Thurso is set to finally get in the spirit of Christmas tonight with the rescheduled switching on of the festive lights.
Lyth Arts Centre (LAC) has received £60,000 of National Lottery funding in the latest round of Creative Scotland Open Fund awards.
Thurso Community Café is getting into the spirit of Christmas by offering a couple of events to help raise funds to update the kitchen.
A Caithness gin has been honoured with influential CoolBrands status in an evening of celebration attended by UK branding and advertising leaders.
Local green-fingered activist Alexander Glasgow is moving ahead with his plans to set up wildflower areas as part of the Thurso In Colour project.
The Wick Tesco store is back open following temporary closure on Friday due to damage caused when Storm Arwen swept in.
A good number of people attended the first Affected by Suicide meeting to be held in Thurso by the James Support Group.
Wick Amateur Swimming Club members came home with a large haul of medals from the Orkney Mini Meet held at the Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall.
Strong winds earlier in the week blew down the Christmas tree in the town's Sir John's Square just one day after it was put up.
Another tree fell victim to the high winds today, this time the damage was reported at Miller Academy Primary School in Thurso.
Diversions were put in place at Castletown this morning after a tree came down on the A836 Dunnet road due to the high winds caused by Storm Arwen.
The North Country Cheviot Sheep Society is celebrating a record-breaking sales season as the popularity of the breed continues to grow.
