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Only one high street bank branch in Sutherland alone
Vikings manager Reid furious at "premature call-off" saying cup tie v Inverness Athletic could have been played
A house fire at Thrumster closed the A99 road to traffic while a fire crew dealt with the blaze for over two hours on Monday evening.
Lifeboat volunteers were called out on Monday night following a report from police that a boat was adrift near the entrance to the River Thurso.
Tesco customers in Wick and Thurso have helped three groups through the Bags of Help Centenary Grants scheme.
Pupils from Crossroads Primary School got creative to help their feathered friends through the cold winter months.
The phrase “a quick cuppa” took on a new meaning for Caithness householders on Sunday as a result of exceptional atmospheric conditions.
Thurso-born Leah Davis has not even graduated from art school and yet a major international gallery already features her work.
Thurso Freemasons joined local councillors on Friday for a civic reception to mark the 200th anniversary of St Peter's Operative Lodge 284.
Thurso-based freelance journalist Iain Grant was honoured for lifetime achievement at the annual Highlands and Islands Press Ball and Media Awards.
Fort William climbed off the bottom of the Highland League after a dramatic 2-1 victory at Turriff United on Saturday.
Members of Thurso Swimming Club recently attended round one of the North District Age Group Championships in Aberdeen Sports Village.
Representatives of 25 local groups will pitch their projects to the public in Thurso at the end of this month in a bid to secure a share of £10,000.
Highland councillors have been seeking to address grave concerns among the public over Caithness cemeteries and their upkeep.
The Scottish SPCA is appealing to people in Caithness to help fundraise at the local Pets at Home store this month.
Caithness councillor Matthew Reiss has highlighted the need for advance warning signs at the Dornoch Bridge to alert motorists to restrictions.
A care-at-home service which operates in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross has been criticised for errors in dispensing medication.
RSPB Forsinard Flows is to be transformed into a spectacle of sound and animation in celebration of women scientists at an event next month.
Riding and road safety was the theme of the latest badge training session held by the Caithness branch of the Pony Club.
Wick museum delighted with cultural exchange student Anna but will Brexit end future visits?
