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An education pack designed to help pupils in the Highlands learn sign language is being put to use in local authority areas across Scotland.
Wick and Thurso town centre projects are set to benefit from investment from the latest round of the Place-Based Investment Programme.
Communities are being offered support to develop and improve local play parks.
Police in Sutherland are appealing for information after Dornoch Cathedral was broken into and a collection box was forced open.
Readers' photos of the county from the past month
A walking group has taken to the streets again after a brief break over Christmas and the beginning of the new year.
The Met Office has issued an amber warning as Storm Corrie threatens to bring further disruption on Sunday evening into Monday morning.
Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess
A volunteer from Caithness has been promoted within the Army Cadet Force after completing the final stage of training to become an adult instructor.
Wick Academy Football Club is hoping to lease out a vacant building beside the football pitch at Harmsworth Park.
Anybody who fancies getting fit is being urged to join new jogging sessions which start up in Wick and Thurso later this month.
Crofters are being urged to return their census forms as soon as possible as the regulator gathers its annual information about the state of crofting.
Have your say by clicking into the story and voting on the poll.
Packs of LFD tests will be distributed from locations across the Highlands from Monday January 17 to Friday January 21.
A driver has had his car seized and been charged with careless driving after police twice saw him driving in an anti-social manner on the A9.
Up to two visitors are now allowed to see patients at Caithness General Hospital after NHS Highland eased restrictions at the Wick setting.
Scotland's leading farming union has moved its planned AGM to an online-only event.
The Scottish Mountaineering Trust (SMT) is marking its 60th anniversary year in 2022 by offering a Diamond Grant of up to £100,000.
Farmers and crofters are being encouraged to start the new year by looking at the measures in place to ensure children’s safety on their plots.
NHS Highland has restricted visiting at Caithness General Hospital to essential visitors only to help reduce the risk of the spread of Covid-19.
