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A show featuring the music of three blues greats is to take to the stage in Wick in April – and we have a pair of tickets to give away.

North MSP Gail Ross has suggested that Inverness should have its own council so the rest of the Highlands can get the representation it needs.

A new development trust created to drive the regeneration of Wick town centre is seeking members and help in creating a new logo.

Thurso is one of three communities in the north Highlands hosting energy efficiency drop-in events.

A disability group that aims to improve accessible toilet provision in Caithness is flushed with new funding success.

The North Sea Giant, one of the biggest vessels of its type, faced 39-knot winds on Monday as it made its way through the Pentland Firth.

Farm succession planning was the theme of the latest Women in Agriculture event to be held in Caithness.

Firms in the north Highlands are being encouraged to bid for work at a new wind farm project near Brora.

A bid to create a sports complex on the Viewfirth site in Thurso remains on track after the ending of a threat to the survival of the body in charge.

Former election candidate Gordon Campbell, who has died aged 82, was a man of "guts and gumption". A personal reflection by Alan Hendry

A large assembly of Rotarians and guests thoroughly enjoyed Thurso Rotary Club's annual Burns supper in the Pentland Hotel.

The pioneering MeyGen renewable energy project off the Caithness coast has achieved a world first for electricity generation.

A Caithness councillor says he is relieved there are no safety issues at a section of Thurso harbour after concerns were raised by local fishermen.

A plea has been made by Thurso community councillor Colin Johnston for some flexibility over parking areas in the town.

Advice and information about careers, training and recruitment will be showcased at a Caithness Jobs and How to Get Them event next week.

Karen Penny dropped back into Caithness and down a spectacular cliff face as part of her four-year charity walk.

Nicola Sturgeon has shown "a complete disregard for the healthcare challenges in the Highlands", according to Conservative MSP Edward Mountain.

Tribute has been paid to the late Robert Maclennan in the House of Commons by Jamie Stone, the MP for Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross.

Parts of Wick have been highlighted within a new report on the most deprived communities in Scotland.

Caithness artists have been forced to find a new venue for their annual exhibition after being "priced out of the market" by Highland Council.