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Local MSPs are mostly welcoming Humza Yousaf’s decision to ditch the SNP-Green Scottish Government partnership as a positive for the Highlands.

The "unbelievable" shortage of indoor sports facilities in the Thurso area is having "a serious impact" on local clubs and groups.

Sheona Campbell retires today as advertisement manager for the John O’Groat Journal, Caithness Courier and Northern Times.

A Caithness man is keen to raise awareness of Scotland’s bowel screening programme after his cancer was detected at an early stage.

A Wick man has received recognition as a pioneering young scientist and will head to the US for a research programme.

I love living here. But I implore our national and regional leaders to travel. And watch and notice what others do better and bring that home.

NorthLink Ferries has become the first ferry operator to achieve Gold standard in an environmental awards programme.

Wind turbine blades longer than the Wembley Stadium pitch have begun to be put in place as part of an offshore wind farm off the Caithness coast.

Holyrood Notebook by Edward Mountain

Scottish Water has plans to improve its infrastructure and install an additional 1000 monitors at discharge locations.

Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess

Bowling club members in Thurso have raised hundreds of pounds to help people with Parkinson’s in Caithness.

David Green has some inside knowledge on climate policy and heard the alarm bells ringing many years ago.

Highland Council has been working to improve biodiversity in Caithness by embarking on ambitious tree-planting projects in Wick and Thurso.

As evidence for climate change grows, so governments are introducing measures to reduce carbon footprints and ensure that we meet net zero targets.

The John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier will be well represented at this year’s Scottish Press Awards with two shortlisted entries.

Alzheimer Scotland is pushing forward with special sessions in Thurso for those living with memory loss in Caithness and their carers.

Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd

The story of Flt Lt David Hornell VC, as told on one of the 46 panels in the Caithness At War heritage trail to be launched in Wick on Saturday.

Sewage was dumped in the Highland area almost 1500 times last year – a figure described as "disgusting" by far north MP Jamie Stone.