Members of Thurso Camera Club held their first meeting of the summer season with a trip to the Geise Farm walk near Halkirk.
The funeral of a Wick woman who was killed in her Glasgow home last month is due to take place today in Dundee.
A fund which provided £1.5 million towards the regeneration of John O'Groats Mill in January is seeking expressions of interest for its next round.
Highlands and Islands MSP Ariane Burgess says new measures proposed by the Scottish Government can help tackle a decline in puffins in Caithness.
A coffee morning in Castletown this weekend will help raise money for people in Caithness affected by Parkinson's.
Caithness community organisations are now able to access training for volunteers to gain the formal licensed events qualification.
The May meeting of Banniskirk SWI had Lucy Wilson of Burning Love Gifts & Design along to demonstrate how to undertake pyrography and weaving.
Pupils at Thrumster gave the police a helping hand in checking for speeding vehicles in the village.
Anne Gunn, president of Spittal SWI, welcomed members to the May meeting.
All sights will be set on Cape Wrath as ultra-runners take their first steps of an eight-day endurance challenge on Sunday.
Police say they are continuing to make enquiries after a diver went missing in the Pentland Firth on Tuesday evening.
A new course aimed at equipping people for a new tranche of so-called green jobs is being launched at a north Highland college.
The search for a diver missing in the Pentland Firth has been called off, HM Coastguard has confirmed.
Projects including paddleboard instructor training and befriending walks are among those to receive funding from the Highland Green Health Partnership
The A9 at Berriedale will be closed for an extra night as resurfacing works on the road have been extended.
The public are being reminded that the Dounreay site alert is due to be sounded on Wednesday.
New byelaws to restrict access to a huge swathe of land on the north coast are being brought forward as the countdown to satellite launches continues.
Young farmers from Forss have found the winning recipe in a north country cooking contest.
A Reay Beaver Scout has been recognised with the top achievement in his age group.
Pennyland Primary pupils treated their parents like royalty at a coronation-themed event at the school.
