There was a good show of bulbs in Murkle Hall where Murkle WI held its spring bulb show.
Rhoda Grant has raised serious concerns over the birthrate in Caithness – there has been little change in the number of babies born locally.
Beaver Scouts from the 2nd Thurso unit visited St Anne’s Catholic Church as part of their Faith badgework.
Calls have been made to secure the future of “lifeline” flights from Wick through to the end of the decade.
A key decision over the future of subsidised passenger flights from Wick lies in the hands of the transport minister after a report was handed over.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson looks back on a ride around the world-famous route as the NC500 marks its 10th anniversary
Caithness runners took part in the Inverness Half Marathon on Sunday, with 17 members of North Highland Harriers completing the 13.1-mile course.
A lifeline stretch of road on the north coast hit by landslides is to see repair works begin later this month.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A mountain bike ride from Inverness follows trails to reach Dores via an exciting downhill section before returning via the riverside
Caithness Floral Art Club is delighted to welcome a relative newcomer to the local floral art scene to the group’s upcoming meeting.
A proposed five-turbine wind farm mooted for a site near Thurso has been refused by planners despite changes made to a previous application.
The 2025 East of Caithness SWI bulb show was held on Saturday in Wick Assembly Rooms.
Crofters are being warned they could be turfed out if they neglect their duties.
Caithness, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 735 store cattle.
Rural communities and tourism businesses can be exposed to risks of out-of-control wildfires as spring gets under way, emergency workers have warned.
Maree Todd has warned of “catastrophic consequences” if social care providers in the far north are not exempt from a rise in national insurance costs.
Businesses in the Highlands and Islands are being encouraged to explore how they can integrate Gaelic into their plans for growth.
Food and drink businesses in the region can get support with their net zero ambitions thanks to a new support programme.
A strong show of pedigree bulls and females were exhibited at the Royal Northern Spring Show on Wednesday at the Thainstone Centre, Inverurie.
Bird watchers in Caithness and north Sutherland are being asked to keep a keen eye out for small brown birds with colourful rings.