Road users are being urged to respect the environment after littering-picking volunteers gathered an "unbelievable" amount of rubbish near Keiss.
More than a quarter of a million young Scots have taken a picture of a wind turbine while out and about in the countryside, according to a new study.
Householders in the Highlands are being warned to be on their guard for possible bogus workmen following reports of suspicious behaviour.
ANOTHER two cases of the coronavirus have been detected across the NHS Highland area in the past day.
This Saturday (April 10), a Wick-based publisher will launch two books by sisters Virginia and Clemency Crow.
Halkirk United and Thurso are gearing up to resume their league campaigns at the end of May following a five-month break from competitive football.
The summer golf season at Reay is under way following the Captain versus Vice-Captain fixture, with captain Andy Bain’s team emerging victorious.
Highlands and Islands Airports Limited – which manages Wick John O'Groats Airport – is rolling out a programme of Gaelic awareness training for staff
Last night's snow warning from the Met Office for Caithness and the far north was lifted at 10am today.
A MAJOR Loch Ness campsite has been put up for sale for the first time – with prices starting at £2 million.
The SNP's Maree Todd has pledged that she would demand "safe and sustainable services" after being challenged over her stance on maternity provision.
A councillor has claimed there is a growing risk of a "21st-century Caithness clearances" following the Scottish Government's decision on Golticlay.
Do you still consider yourself the quiz master even after pub quizzes have become obsolete?
The area around Wick's riverside fountain will undergo a "complete transformation" in time for summer as a result of a community-led initiative.
Reduce the likelihood of your dog being taken with these top tips from Dogs for Good.
A delivery of specially crafted doors and windows made by local students was gratefully accepted by the chairman of Wick Society for its museum.
From today the range of materials accepted at recycling centres includes textiles, glass bottles and jars, engine oil, plasterboard, soil and rubble.
Scotland’s animal welfare charity is keen to find volunteers in Caithness to help transport injured wildlife.
MORE than 5000 Covid cases have now been detected across the NHS Highland area since the pandemic began – after the milestone was reached at Easter.
The Highland Council has appointed four dedicated Covid compliance officers to work throughout the region.