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Lybster will be among the many places marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe with a street party next weekend.
Residents at a Thurso care home have been going animal wild with recent trips and visits to nearby attractions.
A newly carved Pictish cross-slab replica is due to be unveiled in Halkirk after years of painstaking research and craftmanship.
The Scottish Labour party has said its newly announced candidate for the far north seat at Holyrood will be a fantastic champion for the area.
Average speed cameras on a north coast road that were previously branded “a missed opportunity” are set to go live again next week.
Caithness councillors have agreed to adopt the Caithness Area Place Plan and give it consideration along with other strategies impacting the county.
More than 2500 passengers sailed into Caithness last week as Scrabster Harbour marked the start of the 2025 cruise ship season.
The fossilised remains of an ancient giant tree may have been identified inside a cave along the Caithness coast.
A total of 18 homes that were previously unoccupied have been brought back into use in Caithness under a Highland Council scheme.
A spoon-playing Highland councillor has been entertaining online audiences around the world every weekend for five years now.
Arty people from across Caithness are being invited to help support local blood donors and the lab at Caithness General Hospital.
The charity behind the John O’Groats Trail is already making strides with developing a new walking route in the far north.
A £90k footbridge has been opened across a wide burn on the John O’Groats Trail. John Davidson went along to hear about the impact of the new crossing
A Thurso-based peatland expert has completed a long-held ambition to run across the Flow Country to mark World Heritage Day.
A quarter of a million pounds has been pledged to help create further jobs and training opportunities in the far north.
A trio of passengers are set to arrive in John O’Groats on Friday - on a tiny vintage bus.
The A99 will be closed overnight for a two-week spell next month while works are carried out to improve the road surface.
A former Wick couple have popped the cork on a new wine-making business in England.
A new footbridge set to be officially opened on the John O’Groats Trail this week will be a symbol of the project’s long-term aims.
A group of former Dounreay engineering apprentices are gearing up to undertake a charity bed push from John O’Groats to Thurso next weekend.
