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The North Coast Art group has a sale in Pentland Hotel this Saturday that includes an unusual form of decorative skill called pyrography.
Animal welfare issues are a major priority at a Caithness pig farm, the newspaper was told during a visit to an artisan food producer in Mid Clyth.
Census staff have carried out more than 1M doorstep visits to support households complete their census. Fill in the census by May 31 or risk a fine.
Moth enthusiasts, conservationists and the public will be heading for the woods for the UK’s annual Moth Night event this week.
Two friends endured wind, rain, hail and sunshine as they cycled routes of more than 40,000 feet of elevation for a Land's End to John O'Groats bid.
The price cap on energy bills could be updated every three months to help Caithness households under new proposals from Ofgem.
Scottish Book Trust, the national charity changing lives through reading and writing, will host Bookbug Week from Monday, May 16 to Sunday, May 22.
Two large redundant items that were removed from Dounreay’s facilities have now left the site for disposal or diversion, opening up new waste routes.
The Action Earth campaign has launched to support communities to get back to outdoor environmental volunteering.
A 12-year-old boy was given a special treat by Dounreay with a visit to see the nuclear site's robots in action at an Innovation Day event.
Three teenagers have been apprehended by police after swastika graffiti was discovered on a number of walls in Thurso earlier this week.
The Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council thanks all the volunteers involved in the recent Scottish Spring Clean 2022 initiative around the town.
A couple in the Freswick area have set up a GoFundMe appeal to help get their Maine Coon cat back on his feet after an accident.
Lyth Arts Centre will host theatre production 2065, created for audiences with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD).
A substantial number of Kinder confectionery products linked to food poisoning incidents have still been found available for sale in Scottish shops.
The Nuclear and Caithness Archive (Nucleus) has been nationally recognised for its work by being awarded accredited status by the National Archives.
A Guinness World Record holding cyclist is gearing up to attempt a new record that will see her become the fastest woman to cycle the NC500.
A vet's solo horse ride from John O'Groats to Land's End got off to a good start with a little help from the owner of a Lyth-based stables.
An unusual solar phenomenon was witnessed over Wick riverside on Saturday evening with two mini rainbows either side of the setting sun.
Wick's community council is delighted over the success of the recent open air market in the town and looks forward to developing the initiative.
