Members of Reiss Gardening Club travelled over the Pentland Firth for the Orkney Flower Festival to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the group.
The developer of a major offshore wind farm north-east of the county has submitted an onshore application to connect it to the grid in Caithness.
Idea for visitor attraction to become eastern entrance to Flow Country is part of new collaboration announced between three local organisations.
A £400 million wind farm in north Sutherland is holding a public information event for people to learn more about the project.
Edwyn Collins was among those entertaining audiences at this year’s Summer Sessions which saw more than 1000 visit Rosebank Playing Fields in Wick.
An offshore wind farm developer behind a project north of Caithness has been rewarded for its supply chain programme.
A programme that aims to reduce risk-taking and encourage healthy life choices in young people in Caithness has launched a new website.
An ambitious new group is aiming to improve what it calls the “neglected” access to the beach at Thurso.
People in Caithness are being invited to learn more about how the justice system works and how community sentencing operates in the county.
Budding photographers are being given a chance to have their pictures of the county featured in next year’s Caithness Calendar.
Pupils in Caithness and Sutherland are developing new skills thanks to the expansion of a STEM outreach programme.
A community council which fell into abeyance following mass resignations earlier this year could re-form next month.
‘Mind blowing’ challenge raises more than £12,000 as experience is described as being of massive benefit to her physical and mental health.
People in Caithness will be given an opportunity to feed into proposals that will see £100 million of investment in Thurso.
Work that went into preparing the Unesco bid to gain World Heritage status for the Flow Country has been recognised with a national planning award.
A major offshore wind farm that will connect to the electricity grid in Caithness has gained consent to develop up to 125 turbines off the north coast
Temporary average speed cameras that detected zero offences during a trial period last year have detected a number of speeders so far this year.
Highland News and Media has stepped in to secure the future of The Shetland Times after the island title had suffered a period of uncertainty.
Marine permissions are being sought for a 165km subsea high-voltage electricity cable connecting Caithness with Aberdeenshire.
Organisers are hoping for a repeat of the enthusiastic reception given to two Ukrainian musicians who are returning to play in Thurso once again.