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A Caithness war hero had flashbacks to the horrors of the Falklands conflict after seeing film sets built at Lybster for TV drama The Crown.
Dunbeath photographer Angus Mackay captures images of two oddly shaped cemeteries with his drone camera.
The Highland Business Awards saw a Caithness firm pick up two major awards – making it three in total in just three weeks.
A Thurso-born artist takes on themes based around social exclusion for her first solo show.
Caithness Broch Project and Lyth Arts Centre have collaborated to install an exciting broch-themed art exhibition – Brochtober.
A free music event is planned for next week (October 10) in Thurso based around songs about recovery and reintegration to society.
A great night of celebration was held at Britannia Hall in Dunnet to bid a final farewell to the Rev Lyall Rennie on his retirement.
A Lyth-based model and her mini-dog have reached new heights by doing a charity climb of Snowdon – the highest mountain in Wales.
After 25 years of serving the Caithness community a sensory impairment service celebrated in style at the Pentland Hotel in Thurso.
Councillors say they are appalled by the latest outbreak of vandalism in Wick in which the public toilets at Whitechapel Road were targeted.
Thurso was the setting for a historic moment on Saturday when a woman was ordained as a priest in the Episcopal church.
North Sutherland rocker Geai Thompson may be on a "Stairway to Heaven" but still prefers taking the "Highway to Hell" with new stage appearances.
The sun shone brightly on Saturday for a special day of fun and laughter at Thurso's community garden project.
Pennyland Primary School in Thurso sees the positive benefits of community payback.
A Caithness trust has won a major accolade in an award ceremony at the Scottish Parliament.
The village of Keiss was transformed on Sunday as the cast and crew of Netflix series The Crown descended upon it.
After the gates of a historic graveyard near Dunnet were smashed in, a clue has been discovered that may help identify the perpetrator.
A special counter-terrorist police team was in operation in Wick today (September 20) as part of Project Servator.
Gold awards were given to Caithness businesses for coming up trumps with their disabled toilet facilities.
A sale of local artists' work will take place in Thurso's Pentland Hotel on Wednesday (September 25).
