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Highland Council is warning members of the public to be on their guard for a Covid-19 scam which is circulating around the country.
A grassroots football coaching organisation in Thurso has been nominated for an SFA community award for helping to keep youngsters fit and active.
Phones have been ringing off the hook at a local estate agents with buyers keen to make offers on properties in Caithness.
The latest round of fixtures at Thurso again attracted golfers in very large numbers, with round six of the Summer League seeing 86 take part.
A Wick-based dance school has been very active over the lockdown period with an online competition and a special online gala parade.
The number of Covid-19 cases confirmed in the NHS Highland area since the pandemic began remained at 377 when the latest daily update was announced.
Scottish tourism is facing its biggest challenge in a generation and everyone has a role to play in the industry's recovery, VisitScotland has said.
Restaurants and other establishments can now sign up to a new UK government initiative aimed at protecting jobs in the hospitality industry.
High Life Highland has reiterated that safety will be the top priority as it seeks to "bounce back” from the global pandemic.
Over £2m is being made available to tree nurseries, small forestry businesses and farmers to help them play their part in creating more woodland.
WICK VOICES: Doreen Leith gives an update on the work of the Wick Society's online oral history project
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH A walk through seriously boggy country in the Caithness flows, to a little village that has been completely forgotten
Zero Waste Scotland has appointed a dedicated regional engagement manager to help organisations embrace opportunities in the "circular economy".
Councillor Karl Rosie thinks that the active travel master plan for Thurso is long overdue after a similar plan from 10 years ago had been shelved.
Families from the far north were among those who played a part in the transatlantic slave trade of the 18th and early 19th centuries.
SSEN is to start its core work programme to replace one of the two submarine electricity distribution cables connecting Orkney to Caithness.
Drivers across the north are being urged to show consideration to other road users as lockdown restrictions are eased.
Retired head teacher Dennis Lundie has been using constantly reinventing himself during the lockdown period by donning a vast array of costumes.
Two European forest reindeer calves born recently at the Highland Wildlife Park have been named as Regnar and Solen – rain and sun in Swedish.
Plans to renovate the historic John O'Groats Mill have been hit hard by the coronavirus crisis but are still making progressing.
