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Icelandic projects that tackle drugs and alcohol abuse were among the subjects at a well-attended event in Thurso.
It was no stage act when representatives of an amateur drama group in Wick handed out charity cheques last week.
Local people have been angered by anti-social behaviour in the Caithness countryside with outbreaks of vandalism and fly-tipping.
A number of new witnesses have come forward in the review into the death of Stefan Sutherland.
Caithness holidaymakers enjoying a bit of winter sun in Tenerife, via the local travel agency, are not among those undergoing quarantine in a hotel.
Former MSP Rob Gibson has expressed his support for Gail Ross and called for the Scottish Parliament to become a more family-friendly environment.
Health issues have been close to the heart of Gail Ross, who has announced she is to step down as an MSP next year.
Moray East has announced the completion of piling work on its 950MW offshore wind farm.
An Essex man has praised staff at Caithness General Hospital for the level of care they gave to his 77-year-old father who lives in Halkirk.
Wick Academy have been given a boost with the news that striker Marc Macgregor is on the road to recovery.
Sean Stewart and Conor Trueman strike to give Thurso victory against Halkirk United
Halkirk United denied by Vikings goalie Asa Sinclair in derby defeat
WHEN a family member dies, it is a stressful and upsetting time.
Public transport services in Caithness should be subsidised, according to local bus campaigner Brenda Herrick.
Caithness West Community Council is to get back up and running again following an appeal for members.
A local befriending service has received a boost thanks to the National Lottery.
The long-running saga of vandalism at Highland Council's public toilets in Wick has culminated in the temporary closure of the facility.
Gail Ross has announced that she is to step down as an MSP next year due to the demands of travelling to Edinburgh and being away from home.
SIMEC Atlantis Energy, the company behind the MeyGen renewable energy project, has raised almost £4 million in a successful bond issue.
A reduction in crime levels in the Highlands and Islands last year has been described as "encouraging" by Caithness councillor Matthew Reiss.
