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People, communities and organisations in the Highlands are being encouraged to enter the 2023 Scottish Walking Awards.
A live trad music gig from across the Pond saw two Caithness musicians connect to people far and wide through a shared history and love of folk tunes.
People attending the Covid and flu vaccination clinic in Wick today are being urged to take care around the entrance to the Assembly Rooms.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the "illogical" decision not to invest in the Highlands as part of the UK government's levelling-up agenda.
Bookings for ferry crossings linking Caithness to the Northern Isles have opened after fares were frozen up to September.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday, January 16, sold 1075 sheep.
Members of Latheron SWI were saddened to learn of the death of Rhona Macgregor, who was an honorary member of the institute, at their latest meeting.
A health charity wants to hear about people's experiences of quitting smoking in the Highlands.
The North Highland Regeneration Fund is offering further help for business in the far north as part of a new support package.
A pilot service operating into Caithness which let people carry bikes on buses is to be extended to other routes across the Highlands and Islands.
A new scheme due to be launched this spring to reduce the number of disposable cups used in the Highlands wants to hear from coffee drinkers.
Graduates are being offered the opportunity to start a career in the nuclear industry at Dounreay and elsewhere in the UK.
Police are looking into the circumstances after a 20-year-old man died in Wick on Wednesday.
The UK government's new energy support scheme for businesses will spread fear and uncertainty through the business community, it has been claimed.
Anti-nuclear campaigners say that Caithness could drive the "green energy" revolution thanks to the skills in the region.
A rocket company due to launch satellites from a new spaceport on the north coast has expressed sympathy after Virgin Orbit's failed launch attempt.
Donald Wilson, who recently retired after 51 years in journalism, has been awarded the Barron Trophy for lifetime achievement in the business.
Lorry loads of gifts were sent to Ukraine and elsewhere in Eastern Europe thanks to generous donations, including from people across Caithness.
Organisers of the Caithness International Science Festival are delighted that the Scottish Government has awarded them £10k towards this year's event.
Dunbeath and District Centre distributed 3600 litres of drinking water to households in east Caithness when a water mains burst in the county.
