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Conditions on the ground were "greasy" for a popular agricultural event held last Saturday at Achunabust Farm near Reay.
A Wick woman who suffers from a severe form of arthritis has raised £2367.95 to help patients in a special care unit watch their favourite TV shows.
The Highland Council’s winter gritting programme starts on Thursday (October 14) and will continue until April 14, 2022.
New research states that 18 percent of people in Scotland could not buy essential food items.
See video and pictures of last night's Northern Lights Festival event as an enormous puppet walked through Wick to the delight of many spectators.
It was a very special week for 52 little learners and the Early Years staff of Miller Academy as they moved in to their new Early Learning Centre.
A Caithness woman raised £250 for an animal welfare charity through a month of dog walking treks across the county.
After the impending closure of a Wick bank was announced, Unite the union has contacted politicians demanding support for communities and workers.
The Highlands and Islands feature heavily in a best-selling new book by a Wick author who includes a tale about his search for the Loch Ness Monster.
A special fundraising day at Thurso High School (THS) raised over £700 for charity.
The Caithness landscape has provided 'a wealth of inspiration' for a local publishing company's latest release.
A major arts festival starting today in Wick will have speciality dishes served up by the new owners of the former John O'Groat Journal premises.
The rich Pictish heritage of Caithness is highlighted with the launch of a new website, app and leaflet.
Each year, hundreds of organisations across Scotland support Challenge Poverty Week.
A wildlife charity warns that 'we must act now' if we are to save Scotland’s butterflies and moths after worrying statistics are revealed today
A community activist is further pushing to improve play areas for Thurso's children and has a working group established for that aim.
The Highland Council is supporting World Mental Health Day on Sunday which is observed each year to encourage people to ask for help if they need it.
Scotland’s prestigious Gaelic short film competition, FilmG, launches this week in a bid to find the next generation of talented Gaelic filmmakers.
Maree Todd MSP has called on Virgin Money UK to reconsider its decision to close its Wick branch.
A pressure group is pushing for a hydrogen-fuelled train to be run on the railway line between Wick and Thurso.
