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Inquisitive – the first novel from author Stephen DG Frame – is due for release on June 28, 2025.

Rail passengers on the Far North Line are being reminded that no trains will travel north of Dingwall for three weeks from this Sunday.

Employers looking to upskill their workforce or attract fresh talent to the north can tap into a new energy guide from UHI North, West and Hebrides.

Highland Council says it has completed 150km of white-lining works across Caithness, Sutherland and Skye, with work ongoing elsewhere in the Highlands

Captain Danny Mackay accepts Castletown will be underdogs when they welcome Staxigoe United to Back Park for the inaugural Stannergill Cup final.

This weekend will witness the fourth staging of the Come Ashore Cup, the annual rugby veterans’ challenge between Caithness and Orkney.

Highland Council’s resurfacing programme in the Wick area “will make a great difference”, according to Iain Gregory from Caithness Roads Recovery.

Halkirk FC were presented with a new away kit prior to their Eain Mackintosh Cup tie against Keiss at Recreation Park this week.

Inverness Sheriff Court heard he was "disorientated” after all and got fed up waiting for treatment at Raigmore Hospital.

Dounreay Fly Fishing Association held an evening All Lochs competition on Friday as part of the 2025 Boat League championship.

Round one of the annual NC500 Caithness Links Open was played at Wick Golf Club on Saturday, with the second and final round at Reay on Sunday.

A festival celebrating the contributions of women to Scotland’s fishing heritage will take place in Helmsdale later this month.

The spring of 2025 was one of the driest on record for Wick, with less than 90mm of rain measured over the three-month spell.

The Caithness and Sutherland Provincial Mod is being held in Bettyhill on Saturday. This is only the second time it has taken place in six years.

Around 200 young musicians from across the Highlands are set to entertain folks in the Highland capital with jigs, reels and marches.

A project completed last year, aimed at improving lanes in Wick town centre, will go down as “a learning process” for local community councillors.

Watten manager Scott Bremner wants his team to “go up the gears” and push for the promotion play-off spot after a slow start in CAFA Division Two.

Wick River Campsite is on course for a “bumper year” after attracting more than 5900 visitors during the first two months of the new season.

Investment of more than £2 million in the Wick Street Design project has been hailed as “a real feather in the cap” for the town by Raymond Bremner.

This year’s vintage and classic vehicle rally at John O’Groats will feature around 150 entries, along with a host of other attractions.