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The Highland Council is now accepting expressions of interest for the Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) for 2022-2023 with a May 24 deadline.
The east coast of Caithness has been the scene of an orca-watching frenzy with at least three separate pods encountered in the space of a few days.
North Highland College UHI students and staff have been congratulated on how they have coped over the past year during challenging circumstances.
PICTURES: Children from two rural primaries in Caithness have been exploring some of the careers that may lie ahead for them in years to come.
Highland Council welcomes an anticipated staycation boom in the region but says 'investment in resources and businesses' is essential.
A painting inspired through training for a 20-mile ride from Loch More will help raise money in memory of a lady who lost her life to bowel cancer.
ANOTHER four Covid-19 infections have been detected across the NHS Highland area.
A Thurso man has been banned from driving for six months for driving without a licence and insurance.
Highland Council is allocating up to £200k of its Cycling, Walking and Safer Routes 2021/22 grant award to the delivery of a new 20mph programme.
A popular Wick daycare centre is preparing to welcome back vulnerable older people after being shut for more than a year because of the pandemic.
The Caithness and Sutherland Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre will reopen to the public after closing its doors in March 2020 due to the pandemic.
A group of anglers from Northern Ireland have given a total of £3885 to the North Highland Cancer Information and Support Centre (NHCISC).
A report has highlighted concern that transmission charges in the north act as a barrier to the commercial viability of renewable energy projects.
Highland mental health charity Mikeysline is holding a nature photography competition to encourage people to spend time outdoors this spring.
Concerns have been voiced in Wick that the rising cost of Highland Council brown bin collections could lead to more grass cuttings being fly-tipped.
Let’s be honest, suicide is not an easy topic.
Efforts to enhance the area around Wick's riverside fountain have taken another step forward with the delivery of new benches for the site.
Wick Paths Group volunteers are being given a helping hand to keep the area around the recently upgraded North Head footpath looking neat and tidy.
Boss says both legs proved they are long way off becoming an SPFL club.
Weather Watch by Keith Banks
