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New fees for residential caravan site licence applications, including those in Caithness, have been approved by Highland Council.
Funding for the proposed Public Service Obligation for Wick airport is now being sought from January's Scottish budget.
MOTORHOME drivers have again been urged not to flytip after another incident involving a chemical toilet – this time near a Caithness broch.
Three men who stormed into a Caithness house and caused over £7000 worth of damage were sentenced on Thursday.
Police in Caithness are aware of concerns from residents regarding charity collectors going door-to-door.
Police Scotland is appealing for information regarding a road traffic hit and run where a white Mercedes Sprinter van was damaged.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Our adventurer reflects on his bike rides to Dounreay in years gone by, before specialist cycling gear became the norm
Police Scotland officers have been carrying out 'proactive enforcement activity' in Wick related to drug misuse.
Motorists are being advised by Highland Council that there will be a temporary road closure next week in Wick.
Thurso-based writer Gail Brown says she is 'on cloud nine' after hitting the top of the Amazon charts with her debut novel.
A public information campaign has been launched to advise shoppers about Black Friday scams this week, including counterfeit and unsafe products.
A Wick optician says he has a solution to the common problem of steamed up glasses caused by face masks.
Volunteers in Thurso will be helping to spread a little festive cheer by delivering Christmas meals to those in need of a little extra help this year.
Trunk road teams say they are ready to deal with adverse weather conditions as they launched their official winter service.
Key figures reacted to this week's news that the number of people who died by suicide in Scotland in 2019 rose for a second successive year.
The £5.2 million spent on delivery surcharges by Caithness shoppers is “unfair” says local MSP, Gail Ross.
More army cadets from Caithness have returned to train after over eight months in lockdown.
Highland Council trading standards urges businesses and consumers to take part in an online survey regarding misleading environmental claims.
Thurso residents sent a clear message to a neighbour that they were sick of the antisocial behaviour he has brought to the area.
ELEVEN further positive Covid-19 tests have been recorded across the NHS Highland region – as Scotland's total surpassed 90,000.
