A network of walking groups which operates in Thurso, Castletown and Wick has become the 700th organisation to sign up to a mental health charter.
Wildlife watchers are gearing up to look out for orcas and other marine creatures around the Caithness coast at a special event.
A storage area for wind turbine components is being proposed between two housing estates at Pennyland in Thurso.
The scorching temperatures in Wick on Saturday marked the fifth hottest May day in the last 114 years, according to a local weather expert.
Intense solar activity on Friday evening and then on Saturday led to some spectacular sightings of the Aurora Borealis above Caithness.
When the 2nd Thurso Beavers first met, the weekly “subs” were just 20 pence – and the town’s provost was among the young Scouts earning their badges!
Residents at a Thurso care home enjoyed a nostalgic day out when they ventured along the coast to make the most of good weather at John O’Groats.
Blind and partially sighted people in Caithness will be able to receive in-person support at upcoming events with a leading sight loss charity.
An investment plan that aims to raise £2 billion for major investments across the Highlands including a new Thurso High School has been approved.
A 71-year-old sex offender who bought alcohol for a Caithness woman he met at a bus station and then sexually assaulted has been jailed for 30 months.
Scotland’s new first minister has been urged to focus on the Highlands, with a lack of dentists in Caithness among the issues raised by MP Jamie Stone
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts sold 76 store cattle and 1207 prime, store and feeding sheep on Monday.
A Wick community centre that has been helping people from across Caithness for more than 50 years has secured money to expand its services.
A group of Wick pupils put their Lego skills to the test when they took part in the British finals of a global educational competition.
The Society of Caithness Artists recently held its AGM in the Pentland Hotel in Thurso and saw a good turnout of members of the public.
A Highland MSP says rural communities in the region are facing an “acute housing shortage”.
The end of a local club, should Caithness be getting a fairer share of funding and retirement messages for our former advertising manager
Parents at a Thurso primary school have helped purchase a long-lasting container to store the pupils’ outdoor toys.
A convoy of vintage lorries and other commercial vehicles is set to hit the streets en route to Thurso this Saturday.
Roadworks scheduled on the A9 in the far north have been rescheduled by Bear Scotland, the trunk road operator.
