People are being reminded to check they have enough of their repeat prescription medications to last over the bank holiday weekend.
Dog owners are being asked to keep their pet on a lead near livestock this Easter to help prevent attacks on sheep and lambs.
Caithness surfers are aiming to defend their titles at this weekend's 50th anniversary staging of the Scottish National Surfing Championships.
A pioneering battery manufacturer has secured a £580,000 loan to support its operations in Thurso.
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School children in Thurso showed they were streets ahead when they shared road safety messages with the help of some colourful "parking buddies".
Thurso West Church is planning to mark the King's Coronation with a fundraising coffee morning.
Artists inspired by the landscape and history of Caithness are being called upon to take part in a local exhibition this summer.
Age Scotland is asking people in the Highlands and Islands to get active this month to help the charity in its work to tackle loneliness and isolation
Pupils at Lybster went back in time to experience what school might have been like in the village 130 years ago.
A gamekeeper on a Highland estate shot a sparrowhawk and stuffed it in a bag while being filmed by an RSPB Scotland investigator.
The annual Young Farmers overwintering competition hosted by Aberdeen & Northern Marts will be held at Caithness Livestock Centre, Quoybrae on Monday.
A new farm shop supplying locally produced food to locals and visitors on the North Coast 500 has been approved by planners.
Work to reopen public toilets in Wick will get under way next month after a contract for the works was awarded to a local company.
A team of young business learners at Thurso High School is setting its sights on national success after winning a Young Enterprise competition.
A weekly singalong event that aims to reach out to people who are isolated, lonely or housebound is still hitting the right notes
Wick's swimming pool will remain closed until further notice after a chemical spillage at the East Caithness Community Facility on Friday.
The new chairwoman of the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund is looking to fill two vacancies with a passion for the area on its board of directors.
Farmers are being urged to take part in a nationwide survey that seeks to better understand how Scotland’s adder population is faring.
Former fightfighter Gary Campbell was jailed on Friday for the 'art and part' rape and sexual abuse of girls as young as four in the Philippines.
