A champion surfer from Murkle, near Thurso, is preparing to lead the Scottish junior surfing team on the biggest stage in the world.
Thurso and District Pipe Band is hosting a ceilidh to celebrate its 110th anniversary next weekend.
Hill walkers and others who access the mountains across the Highlands are being asked to check for deer stalking activity during a key period.
A prominent Scottish business leader has called for passenger services from Wick airport to be guaranteed for at least 10 years.
A north coast shopkeeper who served the community his whole life has been given a well-deserved send-off after his retirement earlier this year.
More than 70 graduates were personally congratulated by Princess Anne in Thurso as their successes were recognised
Parents have been told that schools will be closed to pupils for three days next week as non-teaching staff take strike action over pay.
Two businesses were recognised for their contribution to the north Highlands at the Caithness Chamber of Commerce’s 49th annual dinner.
Mrs Lynsey Macleod, vice-president of Latheron SWI, welcomed members and several new guests to the September meeting.
Dounreay spent more than £600,000 on local projects to benefit the region between 2020 and 2021, a new report shows.
Police Scotland is appealing for help to trace a man who has been reported missing from Castletown.
People in Thurso are being warned to keep pets and themselves away from the river after an oil leak contaminated the water.
The Three Harbours GP practice at Wick was delighted to receive the latest ECG unit funded by the Caithness Heart Support Group.
The rich history of a 19th-century mill on the north coast will be “brought back to life” as it is transformed into a whisky distillery.
Venues across Caithness and Sutherland will open their doors this weekend to give the public a chance to experience the area’s heritage.
Wick High School held its prize-giving ceremony, with high-achieving pupils recognised for their work over the past academic year.
Police Scotland have launched an appeal for information after a motorcycle was damaged in Thurso.
Reiss Gardening Club had an excellent display of flowers, fruit and vegetables at their annual show this month.
A flood prevention scheme in Thurso is among dozens of projects across the Highlands that have been ditched as the council can no longer afford them.
A former volunteer says there are significant concerns about animal welfare after a charity announced it was to close its far north rescue centre.
