Primary two pupils at Mount Pleasant in Thurso have organised the collection of 101 filled shoeboxes for the annual Blythswood Christmas appeal.
The A9 has been closed in both directions at Dunbeath by a road accident this morning.
An ex-military man trudged miles through rough ground on Saturday to lay poppy wreaths in memory of two RAF crew who died on the Scaraben hills.
PICTURES: Scarecrow guys have taken up residence across the west of Caithness in response to a competition organised by Thurso Rotary Club.
A local couple had an unexpected surprise when a broody hen hatched two chicks from the one egg.
An Aberdeen-based subsea excavation company has handed over £1500 to Wick lifeboat.
Tackling waste will be the priority for Thurso's community growing project in the run-up to the festive season.
A stand up paddleboarder made it to Wick after a 24-hour journey from Rosehearty 100km across the Moray Firth – the first ever crossing of its kind.
Local vet David Mackay turns midwife in tonight's episode of hit documentary series – The Highland Vet.
PICTURES: Covid-19 restrictions meant that Remembrance Sunday events in Caithness and across the north were kept deliberately low-key.
All glass banks at recycling points across the Highland Council area are now accepting any coloured glass bottles and jars.
The gardens at the Castle of Mey have received "a great accolade" after being named among the finest in the world in a new book.
Police have confirmed that a body found today is that off missing Halkirk man Robert Gunn.
The latest recorded daily number brings to 1200 the number of cases logged in the NHS Highland area to date.
Police in Caithness are making enquiries into the whereabouts of Robert Gunn, from Halkirk.
Wick Academy chairman Pat Miller has said he wouldn’t fault any club for doing what Forres have done and withdrawing from the Highland League.
Highland Council has invested in 10 new winter gritting vehicles to replace some of its ageing fleet.
The past 24 hours have seen 20 additional coronavirus cases confirmed in the NHS Highland area.
Members of a craft group who normally meet in village halls along the east coast have been busy crocheting and knitting poppies to make displays.
Wick-born Fionna Carlisle has been talking about the painting she created to celebrate her mother's 100th birthday.