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Highland Council Trading Standards advise Caithness residents to be aware of a current phone scam that is becoming more prevalent.
The fledgling hotel company which last month purchased the Kylesku Hotel has announced the acquisition of another three hotels on the North Coast 500.
Bower Busy Bees early learning centre has just launched a new website to allow families to see what it has to offer.
The Action Earth campaign has launched to support communities to get back to outdoor environmental volunteering.
A former Wick resident and teacher at Thurso High School has used her lockdown time productively to complete three novels.
There are just days left for communities to apply for regeneration funding, Highland Council is reminded people.
Annual sheep dog trials return to Caithness this weekend after an absence of 14 months due to the coronavirus pandemic.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: By Howard Stone, minister of Castletown and Community Free Church
For one season only.
It was a day to celebrate as Wick's Laurandy Centre reopened to the skirl of the pipes and a round of applause from staff yesterday morning.
A bid is being made to get cross-party support in the Scottish Parliament to deal with the "catastrophic " state of roads in Caithness.
After many complaints about dog poo on the streets of Wick and Thurso a company has thought up a solution – putting our furry friends into nappies.
A Seasonal Access Ranger Team is now patrolling the region tackling issues such as dirty camping which blighted parts of Caithness last year.
Over 1000 young people have already benefited from this support since it launched in the middle of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Caithness hotelier Andrew Mowat described business as "very good" on Monday following the easing of coronavirus restrictions.
An open–air mass at the Old St Peter's Church, Thurso, is one of three special events being planned this summer by the Northern Pilgrims' Way Group.
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland region has risen by two, taking the cumulative total for the region to 5180.
Baker Harry Gow is promising to bring more products straight to its customers' doors with the expansion of its home delivery service
A Caithness graduate has come top of the class after winning a University of the Highlands and Islands' engineering award.
A body has been formed to improve and develop the Sinclair Bay area of Caithness as a place to live, work and visit.
