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During the last year, over 2000 Highland businesses have been supported to start-up and grow by Highland Council.
A planting of Queen's Platinum Jubilee trees will take place as part of The Big Help Out day at the end of the Coronation weekend.
A Thurso councillor sent out thanks to all who helped make the area safe after the parapet of a building in the town centre collapsed on Monday.
Survey shows that young people in the region were 'keen to stay in the area if they could find secure employment'.
A new website has launched to give people the chance to collectively remember, reflect on, heal from, and mark the pandemic.
Dorcas Sinclair, the Rev Lyall Rennie and Councillor Willie Mackay have been sharing their memories of meeting King Charles III in Caithness.
Caithness Family History Society’s May meeting will be held in Thurso and includes a talk by local writers Donald MacDonald and Ian Leith.
A special woolen jumper designed for British fishermen and knitted by a Wick man has raised £808 for the Fishermen's Mission charity.
Two aviators on a round the world flight to raise money for helping eradicate polio are due to arrive at Wick airport on May 13.
A further £9 million has been made available to help Caithness residents who are struggling to heat their homes.
The archaeological dig at Sarclet for the remains of a 15th century stronghold appears to have thrown up more questions than answers.
A Thurso hair and beauty salon is hosting a fun day for its official opening and all money raised will go to Caithness Foodbank.
Dangerous masonry is being removed from a building in Thurso after huge stone blocks fell from its roof in the early hours of Monday.
After tons of masonry fell from a building in Thurso today, Jamie Stone commented on it as a symbol of town centre decline.
A police cordon has been set up around Traill Street in Thurso after tons of sandstone blocks fell from the parapet of a building.
Thurso Rotary Club held a primary schools’ quiz event on Tuesday evening in the town's West Church.
A Wick bus operator forced to withdraw services from a north Caithness route due to potholes talked about the huge repair costs for his company.
Far north MP Jamie Stone gave it his best shot for his first time on the green at Rosebank Bowling Club in Wick on Saturday.
Highland Castle Entertainment’s event manager said he is delighted that those under 18 will now be able to see Manran play in Wick on May 5.
Questus mixes mystical elements from Caithness' past, the Knights Templar along with a global conspiracy and is being developed into a computer game.
