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Two senior pupils from Lybster Primary School have had their hard work recognised with a special award.

Seven more people have tested positive for Covid-19 in the NHS Highland area –­ taking the region's cumulative total above 500.

Work has been carried out to replace a vandalised section of wooden fencing close to the historic Castle of Old Wick.

The donation of a food freezer to Caithness Foodbank's newly extended Thurso premises will be 'very useful in reducing' food wastage.

Local horse riders have welcomed changes to a parking sign recently put up at the main beach car park at Dunnet which excluded trailers.

HUNDREDS of vulnerable Highlanders are to be given web connections and devices to help them access vital services and stay connected.

Send us your photos of Caithness to be in with a chance of them featuring in our 2021 calendar – and win a photo book and a copy of the calendar.

Children at Miller Academy have colourful benches and people using Victoria Walk are benefitting from refurbished fencing thanks to community payback.

Five new cases of Covid-19 have been detected in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours.

OPINIONS and ideas over electric transport uptake are being sought by Highland Council at a series of special events to mark Scotland's Climate Week.

Highland Council warns Caithness residents that letters claiming they have won a share of £425,000 in a 'postcode lottery' are part a scam operation.

Family swimming sessions and swimming lessons for children are expected to be return from later this month.

Special awards were given out to pony club members at the Horsin' Around riding school based in Lyth.

Bosses at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness have taken the “incredibly difficult decision” to postpone this year's pantomime.

Caithness councillors visited the assembly yard at Nigg to get an insight into the next phase of the MeyGen tidal power generation scheme.

In the past 24 hours the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland region has increased by eight.

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Hidden bays and inaccessible geos where few people venture are opened up to the intrepid paddler

A cultural and tourism venue in Thurso could be up and running early next year to replace the troubled Caithness Horizons.

Highland Council is seeking final feedback from the public on British Telecom’s proposal to remove 107 public payphones from across the region.

WILDLIFE WATCH Rob Hughes shares his own and others' latest sightings from around Caithness