Runners and walkers will be back at Thurso boating pond on Saturday as Parkrun events across Scotland were given the go-ahead to restart.
Police have confirmed that a woman missing from Caithness has been traced.
Photographers are being urged to send in their seaside snaps ahead of the deadline for a national competition later this month.
Mountain bothies across the Highlands ad the rest of Scotland have reopened following the easing of coronavirus restrictions on Monday.
Most legal restrictions to contain the spread of coronavirus will be lifted in Scotland from Monday, Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed.
Scotland’s nature agency, NatureScot, is urging hill walkers to check for deer stalking information before setting out.
Voters are being urged to 'make their vote count' in the forthcoming by-election for the Wick and East Caithness ward.
Work has begun in Caithness to connect the mainland electricity grid with Shetland via a high voltage cable.
The deadline to submit photographs that could appear in the 2022 Caithness Calendar is fast approaching.
A Caithness-based therapist is flying the flag for wellbeing in the north after winning a silver award in Good Health Magazine’s Wellbeing Awards.
A total of 51 people played in the Thurso Seniors Open last Wednesday with the course in excellent condition.
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Five candidates will contest the seat left vacant by the departure of former Wick councillor Nicola Sinclair.
One-hundred new cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland area in the last 24 hours.
Work is due to get under way on a project to upgrade pavements and slow down traffic through a busy Caithness village.
A new hotel has opened it doors in Thurso. The 85-bedroom Premier Inn is the company's most northerly property.
Wick Golf Club recently held its Championship Finals games, with the Seniors club championship final being contested by Alan Farquhar and Ali McDonald
Reay hosted its annual Ladies Open on Saturday with wall-to-wall sunshine providing the platform for some excellent performances.
There were at least 23 positive cases of Covid-19 recorded across Caithness in the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
A fly fishing contest at the weekend provided a logistical challenge for organisers after a 50 per cent increase in entries compared to last year.
