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In the past 24 hours the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland region has increased by eight.
Thurso didn't play at The Dammies at all last season
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Hidden bays and inaccessible geos where few people venture are opened up to the intrepid paddler
A cultural and tourism venue in Thurso could be up and running early next year to replace the troubled Caithness Horizons.
Highland Council is seeking final feedback from the public on British Telecom’s proposal to remove 107 public payphones from across the region.
Caithness derby to take place next month.
WILDLIFE WATCH Rob Hughes shares his own and others' latest sightings from around Caithness
In the past 24 hours a further four cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed in the NHS Highland area.
Caithness General Hospital in Wick may normally deal with humans but a rather prickly patient turning up one afternoon obviously in need of some help.
A severe arthritis sufferer began growing cannabis plants to help alleviate the pain for himself and a friend.
A surge in demand for rural homes across the Highlands has led to fears over affordability for local people.
Despite the challenges of lockdown, pupils at Wick High School still managed to compete in a national maths competition.
Councillor Nicola Sinclair welcomes today's vote to reject the proposals for a highly controversial shake-up of wards by the Boundary Commission.
The use of a 5000-year-old Caithness burial chamber as a toilet has been described as "deplorable and unacceptable" by Caithness's civic leader.
The latest stats show a further four confirmed coronavirus cases in the Highlands recorded in the past 24 hours.
A Thurso taxi driver who posted offensive comments about his ex-partner on social media has been given a chance to show he can behave.
Walkers at Newton Hill Community Woodland may be wondering why part of the popular path network has been closed off to the public.
An amateur cyclist is looking to smash the North Coast 500 record – and raise vital funds for a Highland charity.
Halkirk driver Gary Elder once again took the fastest time at the latest Caithness Autocross Club event – the sixth of the season.
Youngsters from Caithness Tang Soo Do martial arts club brought back a haul of medals from a Highland Championships with a difference.
