Some familiar sights will be on TV on Friday evening as the latest episode of Channel 5's Secret Scotland focuses on Caithness and Sutherland.
Halkirk United fell to a 2-0 defeat at Helmsdale, with the Anglers' manager Ewan McElroy saying the conditions made it impossible to play football.
James Murray nets from the spot to give Thurso 1-0 win against Orkney
Head coach Ewen Boyd says January will be crucial to the Greens' bid to beat the drop from National League Three.
Jim A Johnston takes a look at how the north coast weather panned out in 2019 – a year that came to a close with an exceptional temperature event.
Highland Council has confirmed that major work has been undertaken at Caithness Horizons museum and gallery in Thurso.
A Thurso man has expressed his anger over the plight of his disabled stepson who was left out in the cold after a train delay on the far north line.
The discovery that the riverside car park, currently awaiting development, was 'left to the people of Wick' may have wider implications for the town.
Wick High School is pushing boost the skills of its pupils in the area of cyber security.
Campaigner Brenda Herrick says bus passengers in Caithness are being offered "sweeteners" by Stagecoach when what they want is a better service.
Seven Thurso High School pupils have received certificates after successfully completing their Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Wick-based care home receives a surprise visitor
Presentations have been made by the RNLI to some of the Wick lifeboat crew and fundraisers in recognition of their long service and devotion.
North MSP Gail Ross has condemned the "disgraceful" continuation of unfair delivery surcharges affecting communities north of the central belt.
Street pastors could be patrolling the town centres of Wick and Thurso on Friday and Saturday nights by the summer.
Richard Macadie has revealed that he was sure his 200th competitive goal for Wick Academy would come in Saturday’s game at home to Fort William.
Youngsters are being urged to enter a writing competition being run by Premier Inn, and become a published author.
Local children will be taking part in Scottish Opera's latest touring production for schools – Warriors! The Emperor’s Incredible Army.
Pioneering work undertaken at Caithness General Hospital has resulted in it becoming the first in the world to gain a prestigious international award.
A lack of adult volunteers to help supervise activities may force Wick Sea Cadets to close