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A coffee afternoon is being held in Castletown on Saturday in aid of the 2022 Blythswood Shoebox Appeal for people in need across eastern Europe.

They are now bottom of the Highland League.

Highland Council denies silencing critics or losing the trust of the nursery sector

Craig McLachlan from Murkle was confirmed as winner of the under-18 boys' category in the Scottish Surfing Federation Junior Series finale.

A charity rugby match between veteran squads representing Caithness and Orkney was the centrepiece of an occasion to pay tribute to Alexander Mill.

The Highlands has been named as one of National Geographic’s ‘Best of the World’ destinations for 2023.

The owner of Puffin Croft petting farm near John O'Groats has a special deal with free vouchers available to visit the site and see its animals.

Seaview and Smiddy "3" were the biggest winners on the third night of Wick and District Darts League, with 8-0 victories in their respective matches.

Latheron Parish Ploughing Association's annual ploughing match – originally scheduled for this weekend – has been postponed until next month.

Bereaved carers in the far north of Scotland are among those invited to take part in a research programme being carried out by an English university.

Three councillors are demanding an "urgent upgrade" of a stretch of the A9 in Sutherland after two serious accidents led to lengthy road closures.

Caithness policing divisions will be supported by national resources to keep communities safe over the Bonfire Night period.

Vicki Nairn has been appointed following the departure of Professor Todd Walker.

Victims of two wartime air crashes have been commemorated more than 80 years after they lost their lives in the hills of south-east Caithness.

An update on Scotland’s first multipurpose centre for young people with learning disabilities and complex needs will be given at a meeting in Wick.

The lack of strength in depth in the Caithness travelling squad was again exposed as they ended up on the wrong end of a 7-3 try count at Ellon.

Scotland's health secretary has been pushed on the need for an independent review of maternity services for Caithness.

Jamie Stone has issued a fresh plea over maternity services, arguing that no family should face increased risk "simply because of where they live".

A group of health charities is calling on the Scottish Government to adopt more "social prescribing" to address health inequalities.

Highland Council has been accused of caving in to pressure and U-turning on early learning and childcare just a month after deciding to freeze rates.