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Highland-based window, door and timber frame kit home manufacturer, Norscot has partnered with mental health charity, Mikeysline.
A Caithness petting farm may become part of a news topic in the Congo after a TV reporter returns home after her working holiday in John O'Groats.
When a call came in to the paper of a possible stranding of whales and dolphins at Thurso beach on Sunday we rushed to investigate the matter.
Visitors to this week’s Royal Highland Show can enjoy a glimpse of the Highlands and Islands few get to experience.
A group of cyclists pushed themselves for their annual charity challenge by completing a Land's End to John O'Groats trip in just 8 days.
Tesco is appealing for kind-hearted Caithness volunteers to help support the UK's biggest food donation event this summer.
With this week's rail disruption affecting services a campaigner for the far north line believes the strike action may prove counterproductive.
MSP Edward Mountain has expressed his “deep concern” at new figures which show that workplace bullying in NHS Highland remains a challenge.
Following a successful spring season, Lyth Arts Centre is set to announce a new programme of events throughout July and August in the heart of Wick.
A retired firefighter has embarked on a 700-mile solo sea kayak adventure from Land's End to John O'Groats in aid of charities close to his heart.
Rail strikes may be affecting journeys in the UK but Thrumster kids have no such worries as their local station hasn't seen a train in over 70 years.
Castletown residents reported seeing armed police outside an address in the village yesterday afternoon and a man being arrested.
A Thurso community activist talked of his delight at being aided in his green-fingered activities by two young missionaries from the United States.
The Royal Scottish Agricultural Benevolent Institution has launched a free helpline number for emotional, financial and practical support.
Big top thrills and spills were the order of the evening last night for the first performance of Circus Montini's family friendly show in Wick.
iPads packed with information and support for people with type 2 diabetes will be available from libraries in Wick and Thurso.
Vintage vehicles from far and wide descended on John O'Groats on Sunday for a colourful display of cars, trucks, tractors, motorbikes and much more.
Households in Caithness will receive a one-off £400 grant from October for their energy bills.
The annual Highland Youth Parliament (HYP) conference will take place at Canal Park, Inverness this Friday (June 17).
A new project by a far north filmmaker merges poetry with environmental concerns through the backdrop of the Flow Country and a poem by George Gunn.
