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The last scheduled competitions of the 2020 summer season at Thurso Golf Club took place last weekend.
More than 200 students from North Highland College UHI are being recognised for their achievements in a very different manner this year.
An invasive species growing next to Thurso Bridge is regarded as a global menace due to its ability to undermine structures.
Young karting competitor Jack Ryan took second place overall in the first round of the Northern Challenge at NSKC Golspie at the weekend.
SEVEN more people have tested positive for the coronavirus in the NHS Highland area.
People in Caithness should have improved access to Covid-19 tests, according to Gail Ross, who has urged the Scottish Government to act swiftly.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH On a trip to the English Lake District, Ralph finds his mountain-biking skills can still be honed
Other businesses may be struggling but estate agents in Caithness are bucking the trend and reporting a surge in demand for property.
There is a growing belief that waters to the north of Caithness could play host to major offshore wind farms comparable in scale to Beatrice.
A Caithness mum has spoken of the anxiety being experienced by university students, many of whom have effectively been “confined to barracks”.
STRIKE action has forced the cancellation of all Caledonian Sleeper rail services to and from Inverness this Sunday and Monday.
A £50 pound voucher is on offer to people from Wick and surroundings as an incentive to participate in a research study on rural living costs.
One of the oldest native pedigree cattle breeds has been introduced to Caithness with the arrival of three Gloucester cows and their youngstock.
A DOZEN more people have tested positive for coronavirus in the NHS Highland area in the past day.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson says the decision to delay the start of the Highland League until the end of November is a huge disappointment.
Long-distance walker Matthew Girvan delighted to reach Cape Wrath after smashing the record for tackling the 864km Scottish National Trail.
Users of a play park in Wick are being urged not to try to gain access to the site until repairs can be carried out following recent vandalism.
Police have issued an appeal over medication that has gone missing in either Thurso or Wick.
Season will not start on October 17.
A wildlife charity is worried by the findings of its annual butterfly survey, with a 34 per cent reduction in the average number logged per count.
