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It may seem like stating the obvious, but a Scottish animal welfare charity reiterates its annual summer message – never leave your dog in a hot car.
A garden shed can be much more than a humdrum wooden erection – for a Halkirk woman it's an award-winning outdoor office.
An ocean advocate on a charity trip around the coast talked of her shock discovery of an entangled humpback whale calf found dead near Lybster.
A Wick woman took advantage of a mild sunny evening this week to draw out a clear message in the sand at Reiss beach – Women Won't Wheesht.
With his owner's vehicle being seen parked up at a local supermarket could a famous cartoon dog be on the loose in Wick?
A charity fundraiser based at Latheron held a sponsored walk instead of its usual art and craft show and came up trumps with a grand total of £860.
A eco-conscious group in Caithness sent out a vote of thanks to a John O'Groats bistro for raising money for it by selling 'delicious doughnuts'.
The fifth anthology of stories from a group known as Caithness Writers has just been produced and is available from local shops as well as online.
A giant Saltire flag will arrive at Dunnet beach on Saturday as part of a nationwide tour of Scotland's scenic sites by independence supporters.
Due to its burgeoning drug issues Caithness is one of the areas chosen by Police Scotland for the roll out of a nasal spray to reverse opiate overdose
Caithness 'rurally excluded' talent sought for micro-budget short film programme.
A Castletown photographer is extending his skills into documentary making to create a film about a cyclist struggling against adversity.
This Saturday marks a return of the axed Stagecoach bus service connecting Dunbeath and Wick that has been revived by a Lybster-based organisation.
The great grandson of Lord Horne of Stirkoke visited his gravesite in Wick cemetery and shared rarely seen pictures of his funeral at Stirkoke.
Fairies can be elusive little creatures but the owner of a John O'Groats petting farm invites you to come along to try and spot some.
The parents of Wick High School pupils were sent a letter from Highland Council thanking them for rising to the 'challenges and pressures' of lockdown
Disabled people in Caithness have added their voice to a call for urgent action to sort out the 'horrendous' state of the roads across the county.
In its second free online event, Community Land Scotland is holding a discussion on the climate emergency.
In what could become a new trend, a Wick man proposed to his partner underneath the all-new archway officially opened last week at John O'Groats.
A letter was sent out on Tuesday to all parents of children at Wick High School to reassure them after a pupil tested positive for Covid-19 on Monday.
