An ex-military man from Castletown is trekking around the NC500 as part of a fundraising bid to help homeless veterans.
A half-kilometre stretch of the northern A9 is due to be resurfaced next month, with a full road closure in place during the works.
The Highland Council area ranked fourth in Scotland amounting to 7.5% of all total inquiries to the charity.
John Davidson spoke to founder of the John O’Groats Trail, Jay Wilson, and its two managers, Ken McElroy and Laura Gray, about the progress made
The Liberal Democrat candidate for the far north at Holyrood has suggested that the choice of Labour candidate for the area is somewhat irrelevant.
Lybster will be among the many places marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe with a street party next weekend.
A GP surgery has been told to apologise to a patient for its “unreasonable failure” to diagnose their deep vein thrombosis over an 18 month period.
Residents at a Thurso care home have been going animal wild with recent trips and visits to nearby attractions.
Fourteen members from the Pentland Canoe Club recently attended an “inspiring” Paddle Scotland two-day annual Club Volunteer Conference.
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A newly carved Pictish cross-slab replica is due to be unveiled in Halkirk after years of painstaking research and craftmanship.
Health chiefs at NHS Highland have been ordered to apologise to relatives over the nursing care given to a patient who later died in hospital.
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Hit BBC One show Sort Your Life Out is back and looking for families or shared households in the Caithness area to take part in the next series.
RESULTS IN: Horses and riders were of a good standard at the Caithness Riding Club Spring Show held over the weekend (April 26-7) at Halkirk.
Locals near various energy proposals have said a council map showing development across the region is a worthy starter but needs “significant work.”
Almost 18,000 Highland children and adults had warmer homes over winter after receiving £1.3 million in heating payment help, new figures reveal.
Kev Stewart, from Papigoe near Wick, is no stranger to endurance, both physical and emotional.