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Selfless children from Thrumster Primary School donated items from a special Christmas collection for the local foodbank on Sunday.
Wick Thistle FC made a donation of gifts to the patients of Caithness General Hospital who will be spending the festive season in the Rosebank Wing.
Police officers in Wick searched a house in the town's Dunnett Avenue yesterday afternoon and recovered a small quantity of 'suspected drugs'.
A Thurso primary school has been collecting items for its local foodbank throughout December and handed over boxes to the volunteers yesterday.
FREE INFO: Highland Council advises its Caithness service users and customers of its opening hours and service arrangements over the festive period.
The generous pupils at Watten Primary School have brought festive cheer through a series of kind acts in their community.
Senior pupils at Wick High School dug into their pockets to buy boxes of items for local people struggling to make ends meet over the festive season.
Previously planned works on the A836 between Lairg and Altnaharra have now been suspended until January 5.
ScotRail has announced the appointment of its new chief operating officer from 1 April 2022, when the train operator becomes a public body.
The Highland Council has confirmed that designs for the renovation of the vandalised Wick Whitechapel Road public conveniences have been finalised.
Caithness consumers have been offered advice on how to avoid Christmas food waste as families prepare for the festive celebrations.
Throughout December Team Norscot has been getting into the Christmas spirit by taking part in various charity activities.
The planned New Year's Eve gathering in Wick's town centre has been cancelled due to rising fears over the current Covid Omicron variant.
A Lyth-based chihuahua has his own calendar just released for 2022 with all proceeds going to the charity organisation World Animal Welfare.
Highland Council urges young people and families to be ready for the young persons’ free bus travel scheme for under 22s next year.
Lyth Arts Centre is collaborating with Dundee based Shaper/Caper to bring an imaginative retelling of the classic festive tale the Snow Queen.
A charity organisation has employed a new operational growth manager to deliver efficient services at Dunbeath and District Centre.
Members of a local environmental group removed around 10 miles of pallet strapping from the Ackergill shoreline at the weekend.
Wick Paths Group took advantage of the fine weather on Sunday to clear shoreline rubbish as well as a huge amount of boulders at the North Baths.
Proposals to provide almost £3m to help households in fuel poverty in Caithness this winter were approved by council members on Friday.
