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Caithness firms are setting out their stall ahead of the 200th anniversary of the Royal Highland Show.

Befriending Caithness entered into the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations with a special themed summer lunch at Lyth Arts Centre.

A new project by a far north filmmaker merges poetry with environmental concerns through the backdrop of the Flow Country and a poem by George Gunn.

Events touring the North to research podcast series focus on Castletown pioneer

St John’s church, in Moray Street, Wick, has been a busy scene for the past few months, as building work on a new extension started to take shape.

June 28 sees the start of a new initiative for Thurso Community Development Trust with its first Seniors Lunch Club, taking place in the rugby club.

Coxswain Allan Lipp admitted he was "blown away" by the level of support from the community after the Wick RNLI Harbour Day raised a five-figure sum.

There will be a range of crafters, traders and food options at Thurso Community Development Trust's latest monthly market on Saturday, June 18.

Motorists are being warned of delays on the A9 south of Helmsdale as works to resurface part of the trunk road take place.

A Castletown driver ran amok after falling out with her former partner.

A leading mental health and suicide prevention charity highlights the high levels of male suicide in Scotland this International Men’s Health Week

A Wick man believes he has found over 20 unrecorded carvings on hard to access rocks at Sannick beach in what is hailed as an 'incredible discovery'

Local vets are once again kept busy during the latest episode in the brand new series of The Highland Vet, which looks set to be full of drama.

Wick and District Pigeon Club held an old bird race from Alnwick, a distance of 216 miles, on Saturday.

More than £25,000 has been raised for good causes in Caithness as a result of Saturday's showpiece charity football match at the Dammies in Thurso.

A new panel member is being sought to advise on community funds in the Dunnet and Cannisbay area.

Highland Council Garden Waste Permits are now available to purchase for the 2022/23 season with a three per cent increase made.

Groups involved in supporting mental health and wellbeing in Caithness will take part in a free online event about new initiatives and services.

Organisers of the Doors Open Days programme are keen to hear from groups in Caithness and north Sutherland that would be interested in taking part.

Well, it didn’t take long to get that bunting down, did it?