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Every child was a winner at the end of year outdoor fun and sporting event held at the Busy Bees nursery in Bower.
The dilemma of a rotting whale carcass, lying for almost six months at Wick, may finally be resolved after a major U-turn by Highland Council.
The short stretch of pebble beach next to Lybster Harbour should be approached with caution due to the amount of apparent bird flu casualties on it.
Since its formation in 1999, Caithness Family History Society has been helping people who are researching their roots.
Caithness Amateur Radio Society (CARS) held a contact event in celebration of the Queen's Jubilee on the weekend of June 25/26.
Low income home-owners, those with disabilities and pensioners in Caithness may be able to get help to supply and install interlinked fire alarms.
A charity lawnmower ride across the UK ended at Groats last week to beat the previous record, claims a spokesperson for the Bourne to Ride challenge.
Local police officers invite the public to come and meet them at a special drop in session at Wick's Pulteney Centre.
Fearless.org reaches out using TikTok and Snapchat in quest to remind young people to look out for each other over the holiday period.
A 58-year-old man was only 20 miles from finishing his Land's End to John O'Groats cycle ride when he suffered a massive heart attack and died.
Highland Council approved a package of support totalling £3.639m for low-income households and economic growth.
Primary school children from Keiss and Newton Park Primary in Wick got to the bones of the matter with two Caithness radiographers.
NHS Highland has issued a warning about criminals targeting sick, vulnerable and elderly people who use its emergency alarm systems.
Just after noon today an incident occurred at Duncansby Head lighthouse – coastguard and ambulance personnel attended.
Emergency services attended a road accident on the A9 earlier this afternoon.
The issue of road markings being repainted at an accident blackspot was highlighted at a meeting of Watten Community Council.
Community engagement is well under way for the far north walking route known as the John O'Groats Trail.
HM Revenue and Customs reminds parents and families not to miss out on financial support that can help pay for childcare during the summer holidays.
A Lybster hotel is basking in success with a culinary award it received from a high-end lifestyle magazine.
A Thurso-based community advocate talked about the 'phenomenal response' to an online survey he created to improve outdoor play facilities.
