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Volunteers and staff from High Life Highland who went above and beyond for their work to make lives better for others were recognised last night.

Site contributes £77.5 million a year to local economy

A selfless volunteer with 1st Thurso Boys' Brigade has received a Saltire Summit certificate for his dedicated endeavours.

With a £40 million blackhole projected, council leader Raymond Bremner warns 'we will be faced with tough decisions'

Holyrood Notebook by Rhoda Grant

Writing from Iceland, Magnus Davidson argues that closer Scottish-Nordic relations should first benefit those areas with the closest connections

Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP, Maree Todd encourages constituents struggling with rising costs to visit new cost-of-living website.

It’s the question on everyone’s lips; what do we really want from our elected representatives?

The Citizens Advice Bureau can offer help, but there is plenty of other support out there too, explains Julie Marker of HERE for Caithness

Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess

Holyrood Notebook by Edward Mountain

Caithness Family History Society is keen to welcome newcomers and those who have been researching their ancestors.

I’m writing this as we come out of an official period of mourning after the Queen’s funeral.

The UK government's energy support package for business is welcome but is "simply not enough," according to the Caithness Chamber of Commerce.

The Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP reflects on his own personal pilgrimage to London as the nation's period of mourning ends

Wick Academy boss Gary Manson expects Rothes to be determined to right the early wrongs of their season at Harmsworth Park tomorrow.

BUSINESS COMMENT: David Richardson, development manager for the Highlands and Islands at the Federation of Small Businesses

The full horror of the current bird flu outbreak around the Caithness coast was captured in a series of poignant images at Keiss beach.

Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd

In her new column, Julie Marker of Caithness Voluntary Group looks at how people can help support one another as rising fuel and food prices hit