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Councillor and parliamentary candidate Karl Rosie is backing an initiative that could help secure new cash machines in rural communities.
Pentland Ferries' new £14m catamaran marks "a huge step forward" for Caithness/Orkney ferry links, the company's managing director has said.
A series of pictures captures the moment a young seal slips out of sight underwater away from the lens of the Groat reporter.
A double taster of theatre is coming to Lyth Arts Centre this November as two of Scotland’s leading drama companies venture north.
The former Clydesdale bank premises in Traill Street, Thurso, failed to find a buyer when it came under the hammer at a property auction.
Caithness councillors were in good voice when they joined members from throughout the region to support the Blythswood Christmas shoebox appeal.
The proprietors of Mackays Hotel handed over cheques to local cancer and dyslexia charities at a presentation event.
Red cards galore for home side as Academy wrap up 1-0 win at Inverurie
The Portland Hotel in Lybster is bringing festive cheer to the village with the announcement of free Christmas dinners for lonely older people.
Highlands and Islands MSP Maree Todd is urging students to check they are registered to vote ahead of the December 12 general election.
The family of Stefan Sutherland have welcomed Police Scotland's decision to carry out a fresh investigation into his unexplained death six years ago.
BT has recommended that 110 boxes across the Highlands should be scrapped, with five in Caithness set to go.
Ambitious plans are being drawn up by John O’Groats Brewery to transform the village's landmark Last House into a visitor attraction.
Health of star forward Davie to be monitored ahead of Locos trip
Thurso forced to seek temporary accommodation as Dammies pitch is unplayable
The new £14 million Pentland Ferries catamaran which will operate between Caithness and Orkney is to make its inaugural voyage today.
Team manager Anderson insists club do not want to go back to the Caledonia League
A look at the first 20 years of Caithness United and the club's emphasis on encouraging young local footballers to play at the highest level possible.
Advice for communities interested in accessing wind farm funds will be available at special sessions on Thursday.
West Caithness and Tannach and District will not be functioning due to a lack of nominations
