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A life-changing service, run in partnership between NHS Highlands and national sight loss charity RNIB Scotland celebrates a key anniversary this week
A Thurso community activist and council election candidate talked of his delight to be given a helping hand with his urban flower patch projects.
Local author Glyn Salisbury will host the launch of his 16th book in The Rumbin' Tum café at Lochshell near Wick this weekend.
An unusual art event held at Castlehill Heritage Centre on Sunday (April 3) raised over £3500 for a special Ukrainian aid appeal.
Due to a potential link to a salmonella outbreak affecting young children, consumers are advised to not to eat certain Kinder products.
The Met Office issued a Yellow Warning of snow may cause some disruption across parts of Caithness today before clearing northwards.
After being nationalised on April 1, ScotRail has announced the reintroduction of its on-board food and drink service for the Far North Line.
The Highland Council is embracing the climate change agenda by increasing the amount of 'set aside' and wildlife corridors across the area.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning of snow causing possibly affecting parts of Caithness tomorrow and into Wednesday.
Tenants of Pentland Housing Association transferred to Cairn Housing Association with a ribbon cutting ceremony staged outside its office in Thurso.
A special day of fun and outdoor activities is planned in Thurso next Saturday (April 9) in aid of Great Ormond Street children's Hospital (Gosh).
Caithness Family History Society will take a trip to Sutherland for its next online meeting at 7pm on Wednesday, April 13.
Over £2M has been allocated to employers, community groups, schools and campuses to make it easier and more accessible for more people to cycle.
A local Liberal Democrat candidate blamed 'unsustainable rent and rates' for the imminent closure of a popular fashion store in Wick.
Caithness residents have been urged not to struggle alone as the energy price cap rises by 54 per cent from today.
Kind-hearted children and staff at Noss Early Learning and Childcare in Wick raised a whopping £200.91 for a Ukrainian appeal fund.
The work of a long-forgotten Edwardian artist has been discovered in an attic in the Highlands of Scotland.
A 90-year-old Dunnet man had his property broken into and his electricity supply turned off after refusing to pay a bill 10 times the amount used.
A community forest at Dunnet was given the royal seal of approval with a special planting expedition for the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative.
A Halkirk teenager talked about making the voices of young people heard and opening up dialogue on mental and emotional issues.
