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Have a look at this picture gallery of weird and wonderful objects found around our coastline by the Caithness Beach Cleaners over the last two years.
Steven Mackay admitted it felt “borderline ridiculous and quite embarrassing” for Brora to be crowned Highland League champions after three games.
ANOTHER four cases of the coronavirus have been registered across NHS Highland in the past day.
An overturned gas lorry has sparked the closure of a key Sutherland road.
The final round of Thurso Golf Club's winter eclectic was played on Saturday and Stuart Bell was the winner with a nett 68.
Underwear, odd shoes and a video tape of Princess Diana’s funeral are just some of the strange items that have been donated to Scottish SPCA centres.
The Semichem shop in Wick is one of a number that will close, with the business citing changing shopping habits exacerbated by the pandemic.
DELAYS are causing further disruption on several Highland railway lines – after continued heavy rain sparked further speed restrictions.
Caithness Riding Club were able to get back to activities at the weekend with some instruction and fun jumping.
The father of Ryan Davidson says he has been "overwhelmed" by the response following the death of the 25-year-old fisherman and lifeboat volunteer.
A wartime mystery involving an airman who took part in the Great Escape is examined in the new-look magazine for members of Clan Gunn.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Rev Ellie Charman, of the Scottish Episcopal Church
The lack of money for road repairs in the Highlands has been lambasted by two Labour candidates in May’s Scottish Parliament elections
People across rural Scotland who have helped their business and communities flourish are being urged to enter the SLE Helping It Happen Award
The local authority now has a £44 million surplus for the financial year after it received further government funding.
The figures show that between October 1 and December 31 2020, just 70.2 per cent of cancer patients were treated within the 62 day standard.
He may have only moved to the Caithness coast for the surfing but Pat Kieran stayed on to become an inspiration for children studying STEM subjects.
Eòrpa, the Gaelic channel's European news show, visits Inverness and Skye to discusses a lack of facilites for campers.
As NHS 24 prepares for the busy Easter holiday, people in Caithness are being encouraged to take small steps to make a big difference to their health.
Do supporters agree with the league's decision to award Brora the title after three fixtures played and put them forward for the play-offs?
