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The new owner of the Royal Hotel in Thurso is having a celebratory day of music on Saturday (May 27) before fully opening for business next week.
The entertainment promoter behind the recent gigs in Kirkwall and Wick by Scottish supergroup Mànran handed out a cheque for £1231 to the RNLI.
Caithness households still face high energy bills despite Ofgem lowering the energy price cap, says a national advice centre.
At a meeting on Wednesday, Highland Council talked about investments in its waste and recycling site in Caithness.
A childcare service based at the Pulteney Centre in Wick wants parents to know about the full range of services it provides.
Two Reay sisters involved in various community projects in their area are seeking funding to create a special garden for local children.
Three Caithness classic cars were part of a charity tour taking in some of the most scenic parts of the Highlands on Saturday.
Dunnet Forestry Trust received awards and certificates at a special event in the forest to mark The Big Help Out day.
Sunny Sunday afternoon provided perfect conditions for the north coast launch of a conservation programme at Dunnet Community Forest.
A German vehicle rally arrived at John O'Groats but none of the drivers had heard of the iconic British location before.
An art and craft exhibition held earlier this month at Latheron Hall raised £600 for Caithness General Hospital (CGH) in Wick.
An award-winning performance called Sex Education Xplorers (S.E.X.) by artist and performer Mamoru Iriguchi comes to Lyth Arts Centre next month.
Flowers were laid on the water as 10 local vessels played their part in the Seafarers Memorial ceremony by forming a flotilla in Wick Bay.
Current Waterstones Children’s Laureate Joseph Coelho is this week visiting pupils at Dornoch Academy and Mount Pleasant Primary School.
Drivers could even face disqualification and serious penalties for smoking behind the wheel, swearing, and driving with pets.
'Celebrate in style' aptly describes the latest exhibition by the Society of Caithness Artists at the North Coast Visitor Centre in Thurso.
Queenie is a lovable Jack Russel terrier cross looking for a new home.
A collapsed road sign on the A99 at Reiss has finally been put back up after pressure from a Wick and East Caithness councillor.
Pulteneytown People's Project is hoping its revamped community café facilities will help to tackle isolation and loneliness in the area.
Police Scotland has given more information about the crash on the A9 that happened earlier today.
