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Alex Henderson has emerged as the clear winner in Thurso Camera Club’s series of photo challenges with one week still to go.
A new programme will help community development organisations and social enterprises support the recovery of rural Scotland’s tourism sector.
Reay Golf Club took the opportunity during lockdown to initiate some aerial photography and filming of the scenic links course.
Pupils of Castletown Primary School broadened their horizons with a virtual adventure all the way across the Atlantic.
A creative glass organisation based in Lybster is launching a special free-to-view online film festival today.
The NHS Highland area has not recorded any new positive tests for Covid-19 in the past five days.
Highland Council’s environmental health team is reminding tourism businesses that they must follow all guidance as they make arrangements to reopen.
Emergency services attended the scene of a fatality on the north side of Wick Bay yesterday afternoon.
Marina Swanson, who has died aged 44, will be remembered as "a fantastic countryside ranger who touched the lives of many".
Shoppers in Caithness have been asking when the Argos store in Wick Retail Park will reopen after remaining closed since the start of lockdown.
Jamie Stone has set up an all-parliamentary party group with ExcludedUK to support three million people excluded from UK government Covid-19 schemes.
Orbex has secured investment of up to £1.5 million from HIE in a move that has great significance for the planned Sutherland spaceport.
Seeds of discontent have been sown over plans to establish a vegetable garden at a popular site in the middle of Thurso.
A group of Highlanders are supporting Marie Curie’s fundraising efforts during the Covid-19 crisis by holding an online auction – starting today.
The Caithness stars of The Highland Vet have said that making the hit TV programme was a positive experience.
The buses on the X99 route between Caithness and Inverness have been replaced following widespread public criticism, it has been confirmed.
Wick Gala Week may not be running as planned this year but one notable event has been very visible – the annual scarecrow competition.
Highland Council is aiming for a 100 per cent return for school pupils in August – but only if it is safe to do so.
The body of a man has been found in Thurso and the family of 39-year-old Adam Pritchard have been informed, police have said.
The Caithness Business Fund has been able to support a range of businesses across the north Highlands as they look to reopen.
