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Professional artist Tatiana Kireeva-Cameron takes a taste of Russia to Caithness with a selection of her paintings at the Pentland Hotel on Sunday.
Computing science pupils at Wick High School learned about cyber security by knocking the stuffing out of a teddy.
Thurso historian Alan McIvor talks about the life and legacy of Scrabster born artist George Bain - 'the forgotten son of Caithness'.
This week Lyth Arts Centre hosts talks on a forgotten Scrabster artist, sculpted stones and the Scottish roots of Game of Thrones
The Fisherman's Mission in Scrabster welcomed its new mission port officer and has just launched its first online auction.
Competition for the Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards is fierce but Noss Head lighthouse aims to bring a coveted prize to Caithness.
The latest book from Whittles Publishing – Britain and the Bomb, by WJ Nuttall – tells of remarkable technological ambition in the Cold War period.
The coastline near the Castle of Mey was given a tidy-up thanks to a group of community-minded volunteers.
A broch-themed art show was launched at Lyth Arts Centre on Saturday. The works are being auctioned off for the Caithness Broch Project.
Eleven-year-old Chloe Begg from Wick donated her lovely long locks for charity and raised a staggering £647 too.
Police are appealing for information on vandalism caused to a defibrillator unit situated outside the Red Cross shop on Thurso's High Street.
A family mourning the passing of a loved one chose a fitting tribute in the shape of a massive American truck emblazoned with Elvis Presley artwork.
If you're driving up to John O'Groats beware of multicoloured giants seen in the Quoys of Reiss area.
A charity vintage ploughing match is set for Saturday (September 12) at Dixonfield Farm near Thurso.
Magi Sinclair is holding her first solo exhibition in Thurso with a preview on Friday evening of art inspired by the wild beauty of the Causewaymire.
The findings of an investigation report into the reasons why a Dutch cargo vessel ran aground on the Pentland Skerries last year have been concluded.
The Caithness Beach Cleans group has removed tons of plastic pollution from the coastline.
Mastermind trophy engraver Denis Mann concluded his retrospective show at Lybster with a talk and engraving demonstration.
Wickers are being given the chance to help transform their High Street as part of the town centre regeneration initiative.
A broch interpretation panel and standing stone on the Keiss coastline may have been 'accidentally damaged'.
