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An in-house school counselling service is working to support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people across Caithness.
Highland Council has launched a grant fund to help unemployed residents, who require longer-term, more intensive support, get into work.
German tourists who found what they believed could be a human leg bone on Dunnet beach last week talk about their grim discovery.
Caithness residents have been warned that the rise of ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence is making scams harder to spot.
In honour of the Highland Whisky Festival a Wick distillery is opening its doors for 'whisky lovers to explore its home on the Caithness Coast'.
Read the fascinating story of how experiments were carried out during WWII with bouncing bombs that may still lie in the waters of Sinclair's Bay.
A Lybster resident at a supported housing complex claims his home is "not fit for purpose" and is exacerbating his health conditions.
Caithness Family History Society has an online event on Tuesday, September 12 that will help anyone wishing to research their ancestral roots.
Caithness artists are invited to apply for bursaries of up to £750 for their creative development
The ongoing Iron Age archaeological dig at Swartigill in Caithness has uncovered uniquely patterned pottery sherds and a courtyard area.
Relentless attempts by online scammers and dwindling resources to stop them are causing the highest ever levels of fraud in Scotland.
Caithness Drugs and Alcohol Forum will host a weekend event celebrating recovery and wellbeing over September 16-17.
What appears to be a human leg bone was discovered by visitors to Dunnet beach and police investigations continue
Highland Council invites Caithness community groups to apply for a share of the 2023/24 allocation of the Nature Restoration Fund.
A conservation programme announced that it is looking for 14 young people aged 16 to 25 to join its Species on the Edge Youth Panel
Caithness drivers are being urged to brush up on their understanding of seatbelt laws to avoid facing hefty financial penalties.
The council discussed changes concerning the collection, storage and treatment of upholstered domestic seating at recycle facilities in Highland.
RAC patrol Lee Wingate started out on his quest to be the first to run unsupported from John O’Groats to Land’s End for a new world record.
Some new faces have just arrived at Noss Primary School in Wick and headteacher Fraser Thomson said the staff are delighted with the recent intake.
The winter vaccination programme in Caithness is set to begin this Monday (September 4) for those eligible.
