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Over £400,000 will be available in Caithness as part of a funding initiative set up by Highland Council and supported by Scottish Government.
Fancy something different for the weekend? How about a gentle hike with some alpacas then feeding ducks in the beautiful Caithness countryside?
Highland Council recently invested in 10 new winter gritting vehicles to replace some of its ageing fleet that are ready to be deployed when needed.
With many reports of Caithness residents falling foul of scammers a new service launched today may help protect them.
Laura Davidson was told Caithness was 'too remote' to make her textile design business a success but now makes international sales.
This picture may get you hopping mad but it's maybe better to be on the safe side as you drive around the Thrumster area of Caithness.
Funding to invest in and develop additional mental health and wellbeing services for children and young people is on its way to Caithness.
A Highland-based transport company with a depot in Helmsdale is doing what it can to support local businesses.
Thurso, Come Dancing's medal presentations included the local Highland Vet TV celebrity and a surprise guest appearance by BBC Strictly's judge Craig
Highland Council launched a consultation today giving the community until March next year to comment on the common good fund asset register for Wick.
A Wick police officer has been praised for saving a man's life in a dramatic incident at the town's harbour.
A feature length supernatural thriller film shot entirely on location at Freswick Castle is set for a wide release across North America today.
A special calendar of images produced by Wick High School pupils during lockdown is now on sale.
The Crown episode on Sunday featured Lybster Harbour and an actor playing the man deemed by some as responsible for starting the Falklands War.
A community activist is planning on making a difference to his home town of Thurso through the winter and into spring with blooms and grit.
A Thurso artist is delighted to have four of her works displaying in a 'real physical space' rather than an online gallery.
A Wick law firm that began in the spare room of a house in Wick's Nicolson Street is celebrating its tenth year of successful trading this weekend.
A Wick family transformed their huge house into an early Christmas display that's been having a few locals turn and smile as they pass by.
The Scottish Government confirmed that the Highland area will again be placed into protection level one in the government’s five tier framework.
You and your family could be future TV stars in a planned production about the benefits and pitfalls of using modern technology.
