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The long-running saga of vandalism at Highland Council's public toilets in Wick has culminated in the temporary closure of the facility.
The globally recognised creative glass studio based at Lybster begins its 2020 season with a major show in London this week.
A Wick supermarket has won praise from a local disability group for its upgraded toilet and changing room.
High winds at the weekend have not deterred spring flowers from appearing.
Beach rubbish can drift from many miles away, as shown by a discarded McDonald's cup landing on a beach near Castletown.
The memorial at John O'Groats to lost seafarers has taken a step closer to completion.
A local man who depends on flights between Wick and Aberdeen has accused an airline of going back on its word by continuing with a reduced timetable.
A cheque for £470 was presented to the Mey hall toddlers' group by John Brotherston of the folk group Callants.
Repeated acts of vandalism at Wick's public toilets has led to the council closing the facility for much of the day now.
Two-vehicle car crash on outskirts of Wick.
A John O'Groats petting farm will feature in celebrity presenter Ben Fogle's new series on Channel 5 next week.
Vandals have again smashed up the public toilets at Wick's Whitechapel Road.
Highland Council is ramping up enforcement of illegal parking in the county.
Storm Dennis brought disruption to much of the UK but a chance photo at Wick caught a spectral figure in the eye of the storm.
Wick Players amateur drama group will be holding a special talk at its club premises in March along with relevant memorabilia.
A 3D model design will help residents in the Lybster area envisage future planning initiatives.
Love is all around Wick High School with paper roses and charity fundraising.
Thurso Camera Club is celebrating 60 years of creative photography with an exhibition in the gallery at the town's library.
Local health campaigners have been left feeling snubbed over a visit to Caithness General Hospital by Scotland's health secretary.
Lybster man leaves no stone unturned and comes across some unexpected visitors
