Supporters of Scottish independence from across the north are being urged to join like-minded people for a march through Inverness later this month.
Ten Thurso High School pupils have become the first "graduates" of a course which taught them basic firefighting skills.
Seven Thurso High School pupils have received certificates after successfully completing their Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Presentations have been made by the RNLI to some of the Wick lifeboat crew and fundraisers in recognition of their long service and devotion.
North MSP Gail Ross has condemned the "disgraceful" continuation of unfair delivery surcharges affecting communities north of the central belt.
Street pastors could be patrolling the town centres of Wick and Thurso on Friday and Saturday nights by the summer.
Youngsters are being urged to enter a writing competition being run by Premier Inn, and become a published author.
Local children will be taking part in Scottish Opera's latest touring production for schools – Warriors! The Emperor’s Incredible Army.
Local dance school NRG Dance is experiencing a resurgence and is looking forward to another successful year.
Caithness United U13s rounded off their fixtures in the west section of the Moray Firth Youth Development League with a fine 5-0 victory over Alness.
Community groups and charities in Caithness are being invited to apply for funding through the Tesco Bags of Help scheme.
A total of £10,000 will be distributed among local community groups at the next Your Cash Your Caithness event, taking place in Thurso in February.
Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful is urging community groups, local authorities and landowners to enter the annual Scottish Beach Awards.
Caithness Family History Society is holding a meeting in Thurso next week at which genealogical advice will be available.
Securing World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will continue to be a priority for Scottish Natural Heritage in 2020.
A crowd of around 1000 good-natured revellers welcomed 2020 at the New Year street party in Sir John's Square, Thurso.
Wick Academy’s last game of 2019 ended in a 4-0 defeat at Buckie that was disappointing but, in the circumstances, hardly surprising.
Ten good causes have benefited from £2500 raised at the first Tunes By the Dunes festival, staged at Dunnet over a weekend in September.
Wick Heritage Museum in Bank Row will welcome visitors on January 2 for its now traditional New Year open day.
Groat and Courier reporter David G Scott handed over a historic bronze medal bought at a local auction to Wick Heritage Museum.