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Peter Faccenda has been welcomed into the role of Caithness and North Sutherland Regeneration Partnership manager.

North MP Jamie Stone has urged the Scottish Government to connect the whole of Caithness to the internet.

The carcass of the young humpback whale which ended up on Thurso beach has finally been removed – much to the relief of local residents.

Two awards were handed out at the Thurso High School senior pupils' leavers lunch.

A WICK based opticians urges local people who wear glasses to share a selfie and be in the chance of winning £10,000.

The new game created and designed by Caithness artist Catherine Redgate may sound a bit fishy – but it is all above board.

This year's Latheron Show looks set to be action-packed with lots of new exciting activities lined up to attract spectators.

Thurso Community Café is more than just a coffee shop – it is also a place of support for all, operating in its new role as a social enterprise.

Some 350 first, second and third-year pupils along with staff took part in Thurso High School's 10k sponsored walk.

Staff and families got together at the Laurandy Centre in Wick to celebrate the top marks received in a recent inspection report.

Caithness and Sutherland Vintage and Classic Vehicle Club's 50th annual rally takes place at John O'Groats on Sunday.

Local writer Kevin Crowe and his husband Simon Long collected the Arts & Media Award at the LGBT Proud Scotland Awards on behalf of UnDividingLines.

Thurso-based North Highland College UHI could have a deficit of £2.5 million by 2022/23, according to an Audit Scotland report.

Up to £30,000 a year could be raised to enhance the John O'Groats area by introducing parking charges for motorists.

Volunteers at citizens advice offices in Caithness have helped get over £2.3 million for people in the far north.

The north coast of Caithness and Sutherland could have "significant opportunities" in floating offshore wind developments over the next 10 years.

Final preparations are being made for Thurso's Got Talent on Saturday, organised by Thurso Community Development Trust and showcasing 15 acts.

Caithness and Sutherland are among parts of the Highlands and Islands being targeted this summer in a hunt to save the great yellow bumblebee.

The young humpback whale which was washed up at Scrabster and drifted on to Thurso beach is due to be removed by Highland Council this afternoon.

A former RAF pilot who lives in Thurso was among the war veterans who took part in events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings.