Miller Academy Primary School was awash with tartan to mark Burns Day when a delicious traditional Burns Day lunch of haggis and sausages was enjoyed.
Rail campaigners are hoping that improvements to the Far North Line can start before the end of the year after a "friendly and constructive meeting".
Scotland's leading youth hostel organisation is looking for new board members who can inspire young people to experience the country at its best.
People are being given the chance to learn more about the buzzing sounds of summer in Caithness with an event focused on bumblebees.
A Highland MSP claims that people in the Highlands are being ignored as the far north is left to crumble.
Water bills are set to rise by nearly nine per cent from April.
Most businesses in the Highlands consider their links with the local community as either equal to or more important than their profitable growth.
Hundreds of litres of heating oil have been stolen from a property in Scrabster within the last week as people are urged to protect against crimes.
Job seekers are being invited to what is being billed as the largest and most comprehensive job, career, training and recruitment event in Caithness.
Businesses are being encouraged to sign up for a leading far north jobs fair due to take place next month.
An “overwhelmingly positive” response has been received by a group hoping to build the first full-scale Iron Age broch in 2000 years.
A Caithness bred Limousin cross heifer took the top prize at a new year anniversary sale at Thainstone mart in Aberdeen on Friday.
Dunbeath Castle has been listed in the top 10 most popular properties for sale in 2023 by an online estate agents.
New parents can go online to claim Child Benefit payments worth over £1200 a year.
People are being warned about the dangers of button batteries after an influx of toys and gadgets into homes after Christmas.
The manager of the John O’Groats Trail hopes that two major obstacles on the long-distance route can be overcome in 2024.
Coastal walks are the most popular way to spend time outdoors in the Highlands, according to new research from the National Trust for Scotland.
An appeal has been launched by to help trace a man with links to Wick and Thurso – but the public have been told not to approach him.
Highland Council is making what it calls a “final attempt” to re-form 30 community councils that failed to attract sufficient members last year.
Traditional music will help set the scene for a BBC radio programme being aired this weekend about life on a now-deserted island off the north coast.
