More than 3700 outlets across Scotland, including many in Caithness, have signed up for the UK government's Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
Extra investment in endoscopy at NHS Highland will see the service increase its capacity, allowing it to be delivered to more patients.
CHAMBER COMMENT: Trudy Morris, of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, says every aspect of life will be affected by the move to a net-zero carbon economy
More than £40,000 is being given to groups and individuals in the latest allocation from RWE Renewables' Bad á Cheò Wind Farm Community Fund.
A short video by two Caithness girls highlights the ecological damage caused by plastic pollution at sea.
Wick Academy have stepped up their preparations for the next Highland League campaign by tying up another four players on contract extensions.
Interest in the aerial exploits of John Elder has been sky high since a recent report in the Caithness Courier about his powered paraglider.
Eden Court in Inverness has cancelled all scheduled live performances until December, theatre bosses have announced.
Thousands of young people can access dedicated support on exam results when Skills Development Scotland's Results Helpline opens on Tuesday.
Carers in the Highlands deserve better from the Scottish Government and need to have their voices heard "loud and clear", MP Jamie Stone has said.
There was royal recognition for the work of frontline NHS staff when Prince Charles paid a visit to Caithness General Hospital.
A £3.9 million competition has been launched to find innovative ways to sort and segregate radioactive waste at some of the UK’s oldest nuclear sites.
NHS Highland has recorded one positive test for Covid-19 in the past 24 hours – ending a run of six days without newly confirmed cases in the region.
Gail Ross and Ian Blackford are asking the Scottish Government and Highland Council to look at extra funding for improvements to tourism services.
A new fund designed to support local regeneration and sustainable development around Scotland’s coast has been launched by Crown Estate Scotland.
The chief executive of High Life Highland says he accepts that users will be frustrated at having to wait longer to return to gyms and pools.
Highland Council’s controversial chief officer of education is to leave his role in August, the local authority has confirmed.
An open letter to Nicola Sturgeon has laid out a catalogue of tourism problems that are causing a growing sense of despair in north-west Sutherland.
The first blood bike to be based in the far north has been named in honour of NHS workers fighting Covid-19.
Wild camping is "out of control" in Caithness and action has to be taken to deal with it, a local Highland councillor has said.