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A broch-themed fun day at Lyth Arts Centre inspired many children to learn a variety of Neolithic crafts and hear stories from a Pictish storyteller.
Three out-of-character holes in the final spelt the end of Dougie Thorburn's bid to add the match-play title to his 2014 north stroke-play title.
Wick-born writer Ewan Morrison has been nominated for a prestigious book award for his novel Nina X.
In the fourth week of action in Wick and District Darts League, the Seaview team completed their fourth win by the same 7-1 scoreline.
Forss Bowling Club held its annual triples competition sponsored by Maclean Farm Products in Thurso's Royal British Legion with an entry of 28 teams.
Glasgow-based photographer Gavin Macqueen, a former Wick High School pupil and North Highland College student, has given a talk to Thurso Camera Club.
North Lands Creative glass studio in Lybster has just announced an early festive programme of workshops over November.
Two more appointments to new posts of executive chief officer have been made as part of Highland Council’s management redesign programme.
North MSP Gail Ross has launched a consultation on a bill to address the needs of rural areas and is calling for feedback before the end of January.
No new candidate has been chosen yet by the Labour Party following the deselection of Bill Curran in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross.
North MP says rural communities will benefit from greater access to phone coverage
Poor broadband access could see EU residents in Caithness lose their right to remain in the UK post-Brexit, north MP Jamie Stone has warned.
Councillors in Wick and Thurso comment on the future imposition of car parking charges in Caithness.
Witches of east Wick and west Thurso are amongst many plotted on an interactive map created by Edinburgh University academics.
Lyth-based model Natalie Oag and her friend Eleanor Hargrave are using Halloween to highlight the issues surrounding greyhound racing.
Highland Council's tenant participation team will be in Caithness for three days at the end of November as part of a month-long consultation tour.
Tom McKenna said he couldn't have been more proud of his players following their 1-0 derby day loss to Brora Rangers.
Struan Mackie, deputy chairman of the Dounreay Stakeholder Group, has visited Japan to discuss the impact of nuclear decommissioning on communities.
A plea is being issued to NHS Highland staff returning from their October break to get their flu vaccination if they haven’t already done so.
The far north line is to benefit from a funding boost by Network Rail Scotland to improve performance in the Highlands and the north-east.
