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The West of Caithness SWI Bulb Show was held in Royal British Legion Scotland in Thurso on Saturday March 12.
More than one million households have already completed Scotland’s Census 2022, ahead of Census Day on Sunday.
Road traffic officers in the Highlands and Islands dealt with nine people in connection with drink driving and drug driving offences at the weekend.
The Highlands and Islands has seen an increase in driving offences despite Police Scotland highlighting road safety as a top priority.
Nominations are being sought for the Highland Council elections, which are due to take place in May.
Members of far north running club the North Highland Harriers were among a record entry to the Inverness Half Marathon and 5K event at the weekend.
A Highland mental health charity is recruiting for people with lived experience of mental ill health to train to become peer supporters.
A track cyclist who competed at the Commonwealth Games in 2014 has died at the age of 28, Scottish Cycling has announced.
FLASHBACK: After a spell of grim conditions in the mountains, John Davidson recounts a previous winter outing from the Active Outdoors archive
A far north distillery has joined forces with the University of the West of Scotland to look at how ceramics can be used more sustainably.
The Scottish Government has said that a fourth dose – or second booster – of the Covid-19 vaccine will be offered to high-risk groups.
Parents and carers of eligible children have less than a week left to apply for a school age payment of more than £250.
Concerns have been raised at Holyrood over the leadership and governance at the Crofting Commission, which regulates crofting in Scotland.
Lovers of the outdoors are being told to heed warnings with hurricane-force winds possible in the mountains and a "danger to life" in some forests.
Concerns about so-called ‘green lairds’ buying up land for carbon sequestration will be discussed at an event led by Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC).
A new round of investment to improve facilities for tourist on the North Coast 500 and elsewhere in the Highlands was approved this week.
New operators are being sought for Wick's caravan and camping site after it emerged last month that the couple who run the park planned to retire.
Community groups can apply for a new funding stream aimed at improving nature and biodiversity, with a focus on people's health and wellbeing.
A new community reporter role will be set up to cover the north-west Highlands as part of a local journalism scheme funded by the owners of Facebook.
A yellow weather warning for strong winds has been issued for Wednesday and Thursday this week.
