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Northbound and southbound lanes of the A9 at Tain have reopened.

Northbound and southbound lanes are closed.

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An 82-year-old adventurer is hoping to head out of Wick in the coming days on an epic Arctic voyage, having received medical attention in the town.

A plea has gone out for more volunteers to join Befriending Caithness amid concerns about an increase in loneliness in the aftermath of Covid.

Sea Watch Foundation announces the return of its National Whale and Dolphin Watch, a 10-day-long event taking place from July 26 to August 4.

Train commuters are being warned of changes to ScotRail services in the Highlands after a pay dispute resulted in a shortage of drivers.

The Industrial Caithness exhibition, a celebration of locality and work, is on at the Ross Institute in Halkirk until July 13.

Round-Britain rowers Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have made progress along the south coast of England and hope to resume their challenge on Wednesday.

The transformation of John O’Groats Mill has been hailed as a great example of how funding can be used to bring more investment to the area.

Parts of the Highlands will be hit by heavy rain with potential impacts to travel and infrastructure, according to the Met Office.

Higgy, a former Red Arrows pilot with glaucoma, completes a 1000-mile run to raise awareness of glaucoma.

The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for slow-moving and heavy rain leading to impacts on travel and infrastructure across Caithness.

This year’s prestigious Highland Business Awards are now open for entries.

Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have encountered a weather delay off the south coast but say they are “still on target” to complete their epic challenge.

The start of the school holidays also marks the starts the summer of agricultural shows

The A9 was closed both ways for a short time on Thursday afternoon following a crash near Dunrobin Castle.

Caithness producers and directors are invited to get involved in Scotland's biggest filmmaking event, the 48 Hour Film Project, this summer.

Caithness archivists have been nominated for a prestigious award and urge the public to vote for them before the polls end on Wednesday (July 10).