Jamie Stone has taken another step forward in his bid to have the UK government's "Brexit festival" scrapped by tabling a parliamentary motion.
ANOTHER 47 positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past day.
A reminder has gone out that there is still time for comments to be made on possible additions to Wick's common good asset register.
The Scottish SPCA has issued guidance on caring for wildlife during cold weather.
PICTURES: Community councillors want to know when an unsightly pile of planks and other equipment will be cleared away from a town centre car park.
A group of people who are campaigning for the £140,000 in a Wick-based charity to go to community groups have been accused of "towering conceit".
A new discretionary grant scheme has been set up to help mitigate the financial challenges experienced by businesses affected by Covid-19.
Thurso has been awarded an additional £28,000 to help regenerate its town centre.
PICTURES: A section of footpath near the 860-year-old Castle of Old Wick has become "a complete disaster" following an apparent act of fly-tipping.
Caithness head coach Ewen Boyd reckons it will be August at the earliest before the Greens return to competitive action.
The sports team cover ICT and Ross County's week, as well as discussing the cancellation of the Highland Cross, boxing and more.
Irresponsible dog owners are being urged to show more consideration after a claim that pavements throughout Wick are "absolutely filthy".
The area encompassed in a consultation over Pulteneytown's built heritage has been widened, community councillors were told this week.
A far north business leader expressed concerns over figures showing a rise in job losses across Caithness and a surge in Universal Credit applications
A FURTHER 38 newly-confirmed cases of Covid-19 have been recorded across the NHS Highland health board area in the past 24 hours.
Caithness General Hospital's general manager has expressed delight at a new midwifery unit that will "greatly improve facilities and access to care".
Hopes of a viable future for Caithness air links have been given a massive boost with the announcement of up to £4m in Scottish Government funding.
Holyrood Notebook: Rhoda Grant calls for action from the Scottish Government to help safeguard the far north economy
The annual Highland Cross duathlon has been cancelled for the second year in a row due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Volunteers and local businesses in Halkirk have been helping with meals for the elderly, vulnerable, and local kids and keeping streets clear of ice.