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Members of Thurso Camera Club ventured into the insect world for their 10th and final weekly challenge.
North MSP Gail Ross has welcomed new figures showing that 6495 businesses in the Highlands have received support from the Scottish Government.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle have officially unveiled Shane Sutherland after the striker signed a pre-contract agreement.
There has been a busy return to action for the Thurso ladies, with Laura Durrand winning the July Medal thanks to a course record-equalling score.
FIVE days have now passed since NHS Highland recorded its most recent positive test for Covid-19.
A burst water pipe led to an interruption of the mains supply in Thurso this morning.
Gail Ross has been given an assurance on jobs after it was announced that the NDA is to take over Dounreay site operations from Cavendish Nuclear.
Motorcycle charity Highlands and Islands Blood Bikes insists it was not transporting a medical bag containing Covid test samples found beside the A9.
NHS Highland insists coronavirus test samples found lying besides the A9 posed no risk – but has changed the way it will transport them in future.
Gary Manson says his focus will be on getting Wick Academy back into the top five and reaching cup finals again after being confirmed as manager.
An assurance has been given by NHS Highland that equipment purchased for use in Caithness has not been transferred to Raigmore.
The discovery of Covid-19 test samples on the A9 was described today as "absolutely appalling" and "a major embarrassment for NHS Highland".
A group of volunteers in Thurso are making great improvements to the town centre with their war on weeds.
The NHS Highland area has now gone four days without any further positive tests for Covid-19.
Scotland will move into phase three of the route out of lockdown in what Nicola Sturgeon called “the highest-risk changes we have made so far”.
Gail Ross has called for organisations and public agencies to join her in forming a task force to look into the provision of mental health services.
Caithness hotelier Andrew Mackay has described the 15 per cent cut in VAT for the hospitality industry as very welcome in 'a difficult trading year'.
The discovery of Covid-19 test samples on the side of the A9 needs to be fully investigated and local people must be kept informed, says Jamie Stone.
The Wick Gala scarecrow and flowerpot men competition captured the imagination of the many who created the huge variety of entries this year.
Highland Council says it is concerned that many of its tenants may be missing out on help towards their rent from Universal Credit.
