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Three businesses on Wick's High Street had their front windows smashed in a seemingly indiscriminate attack on Sunday evening.
A Caithness cyber security firm is in contention for another award as well as winning lucrative contract.
Thurso Pipe Band bring joy to the town centre streets on a dreich day.
An artist transformed the garden area of Lyth Arts Centre into a spectacular creation that was a perfect accompaniment to the festive season.
Beautifully crafted gansey jumpers based on patterns worn by local fishermen have been donated to Wick Heritage Museum.
A former Lybster teacher and part-time pantomime dame returned to Caithness with a one-man show.
A radioactive emission at Dounreay in February "contravened multiple conditions" of its radioactive substances authorisation, it has emerged.
Thurso's Hogmanay revellers can now take in the bells in the town centre after the lightning-damaged town clock was repaired this week.
Walking from John O'Groats to Land's End in a pair of Speedo trunks? Is he taking the Mick or what?
Wick Players played to full houses at the Assembly Rooms for every performance of this year's pantomime, Aladdin.
A new exhibition at Dunnet has some of the best local work sitting alongside creative pieces from a few of the big names in contemporary Scottish art.
A moving memorial event for the George Robb fishing boat disaster was held at Duncansby Head lighthouse and the Seaview Hotel in John O'Groats.
Thanks to the Wick Christmas Lights Committee Santa and his helpers took a sleigh ride through the town.
Two local tipples were showcased at a major international market in Vienna.
A display of props, costumes and other memorabilia from Christmas pantos past and present is currently on at the Nucleus archive in Wick.
Whittles Publishing, based in Dunbeath, has launched a new book about the shipbuilding industry.
The Caithness Foodbank in Wick benefited from from the generosity of staff and customers of a local supermarket.
The recent death of a sperm whale on the west coast was foremost in the minds of two Caithness beach cleaners who tackled a mass of rope at Dunnet.
A special one-day art show at Pentland View Care Home in Thurso proved popular with residents, staff, friends and relatives.
Former Lybster teacher Simon Lamb returns to his beloved Caithness to perform evenings of poetry and storytelling.
