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Community groups and charities in Caithness are being invited to apply for funding through the Tesco Bags of Help scheme.
A total of £10,000 will be distributed among local community groups at the next Your Cash Your Caithness event, taking place in Thurso in February.
Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful is urging community groups, local authorities and landowners to enter the annual Scottish Beach Awards.
Former local fishing boat the Opportune has embarked on a fresh career in her new home in Hartlepool.
A Latheronwheel mum is petitioning the Scottish Parliament to make an allergy care policy statutory for every school and nursery.
A local community café has received a welcome boost of £1145 thanks to the sale of safety clothing.
This month sees the staging of the Wick Street Design Festival – the latest event in the town centre regeneration project.
Outgoing manager Russell MacMorran is convinced Fort William will climb away from bottom spot in the Highland League by the end of the season.
A Wick whist group has already raised a staggering £1713.50 in its new weekly base at Pultney House.
Manager Tom McKenna hailed Richard Macadie as “professional through and through” after the attacking midfielder scored his 200th goal for Academy.
Wick began 2020 with a win that was convincing enough in the end, but they didn’t have it all their own way against a spirited Fort William side.
The long-running dispute over air traffic controllers pay at Wick and other airports throughout the Highland region has finally been resolved.
Wick Heritage Museum's New Year open day captured the imagination of the public with an attendance of more than 500 from the local area and beyond.
Caithness Family History Society is holding a meeting in Thurso next week at which genealogical advice will be available.
Securing World Heritage Site status for the Flow Country will continue to be a priority for Scottish Natural Heritage in 2020.
The traditional Wick celebration of a Hogmanay bonfire in Bignold Park lit up the night to welcome in 2020.
The first New Year's Day dip in Thurso proved to be a splash hit, with 120 people taking the plunge – and now it is set to become an annual event.
The committee behind Wick's Hogmanay celebration had 2020 vision to make it a great night out for all who attended.
A crowd of around 1000 good-natured revellers welcomed 2020 at the New Year street party in Sir John's Square, Thurso.
Locals rage about destruction of park bench on Thurso's Victoria Walk.
