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Highland Council bosses called on the local authority to align its thinking around climate change and poverty at a meeting earlier today.
Wick High School's counsellor has issued a message of support to pupils as part of the current Mental Health Awareness Week.
A Lybster-based organisation proposes to reinstate a local bus service axed by Stagecoach Highland last year.
Highland Council is reminding interested organisations that the deadline for the submission of bids to the UK Community Renewal Fund is 5pm on Friday.
After reports of bogus callers and rogue tradesmen were seen operating in Caithness, Police Scotland has issued advice to the public.
Police and ambulance attended a scene on Wick's High Street on Monday afternoon when a woman received minor injuries at a bus stop.
An unusually coloured lamb born at a Melvich farm last week has been described by his owner as like a sheep in cow's clothing.
Police and ambulance services attended to an injured man in Wick on Friday evening.
Girlguiding Highlands and Islands will celebrate the formation of their new county merger by hosting a virtual festival in June.
The Highland Council is now accepting expressions of interest for the Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) for 2022-2023 with a May 24 deadline.
Highland Council welcomes an anticipated staycation boom in the region but says 'investment in resources and businesses' is essential.
Highland Council is allocating up to £200k of its Cycling, Walking and Safer Routes 2021/22 grant award to the delivery of a new 20mph programme.
The Caithness and Sutherland Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre will reopen to the public after closing its doors in March 2020 due to the pandemic.
A Thurso resident pointed out an apparent anomaly in the stated speed limits around the town.
Scam letters are doing the rounds compelling businesses to purchase Covid safe air purifying devices or risk facing a £5000 fine.
Torrential downpours may have affected those venturing out this week but there has certainly been a buzz about the town centres of Wick and Thurso.
A Thurso-based dancing group says it looks forward to having people join its Zoom classes to tighten up their lockdown muscles.
Community activist Alexander Glasgow has launched a fundraiser appeal to bring 'compassion and colour' to Thurso through the power of planted flowers.
A community activist has been helping improve the look of Thurso with a little help from a local farm.
The Caithness Committee chair admitted only one-third of the roads earmarked for the council's structural maintenance programme can be fixed.
