Members of the armed forces and veterans are being offered free bus travel on Sunday in an initiative by Stagecoach Highlands.
Pupils in the north are set to benefit from a new mental health initiative being run as part of the active schools programme.
Wick's Wetherspoon pub has won acclaim for the quality and standards of its toilets in the Loo of the Year Awards 2019.
Councillor and parliamentary candidate Karl Rosie is backing an initiative that could help secure new cash machines in rural communities.
Caithness councillors were in good voice when they joined members from throughout the region to support the Blythswood Christmas shoebox appeal.
Highlands and Islands MSP Maree Todd is urging students to check they are registered to vote ahead of the December 12 general election.
The new £14 million Pentland Ferries catamaran which will operate between Caithness and Orkney is to make its inaugural voyage today.
Caithness United's under-13s produced another excellent performance as they swept aside Do Soccer Academy, from Tain, 14-0 at Balintore.
In the fourth week of action in Wick and District Darts League, the Seaview team completed their fourth win by the same 7-1 scoreline.
Forss Bowling Club held its annual triples competition sponsored by Maclean Farm Products in Thurso's Royal British Legion with an entry of 28 teams.
Glasgow-based photographer Gavin Macqueen, a former Wick High School pupil and North Highland College student, has given a talk to Thurso Camera Club.
Two more appointments to new posts of executive chief officer have been made as part of Highland Council’s management redesign programme.
Highland Council's tenant participation team will be in Caithness for three days at the end of November as part of a month-long consultation tour.
Struan Mackie, deputy chairman of the Dounreay Stakeholder Group, has visited Japan to discuss the impact of nuclear decommissioning on communities.
A plea is being issued to NHS Highland staff returning from their October break to get their flu vaccination if they haven’t already done so.
The far north line is to benefit from a funding boost by Network Rail Scotland to improve performance in the Highlands and the north-east.
Scottish ministers are gathering today for a special convention to discuss how to tackle issues affecting the Highlands and Islands.
NFU Scotland is calling on local farmers and crofters to attend a roadshow which will focus on the "unprecedented" challenges facing the industry.
A Highlands and Islands MSP has welcomed news that care-experienced young people in the region will benefit from more than £400,000 of funding.
Neon Waltz fans are set for a festive treat as the band prepare for their biggest home-town gig to date – and we have a pair of tickets to give away.
