Considerable interest has been shown in taking over a popular tearoom on the North Coast 500 route in Caithness.
Wick looks set to benefit from the biggest investment in years with more than £2 million awarded to transform the town centre.
Spring looks set to be the driest on record in Wick, unless a forecast break in the weather leads to a deluge.
Work on the controversial Strathy South wind farm has begun nearly two decades since the scheme was mooted, SSE has announced.
Primary 7 pupils at Keiss had an unforgettable experience on their residential trip to Fairburn Activity Centre.
A busy night at the 2nd Thurso Beavers meeting saw several youngster being presented with awards.
A north artists’ group is looking for copies of early exhibition catalogues as it prepares to host its 90th anniversary event.
The potential threat to harbour seals from tidal energy developments in the Pentland Firth has been deemed to be hypothetical rather than realistic.
A teenage motorcyclist who died after a crash in Caithness last month has been named by police.
Fifteen months since the launch of its FutureSkills initiative, the fund is celebrating the transformative impact on businesses and young people
Farmers are being reminded to think “safety first” at harvest time and watch out for power lines crossing their fields.
New figures show a drop of nearly 25 per cent in passenger numbers using Wick airport largely as a result of changes to subsidised flight timetables.
Dounreay has been issued with an improvement notice after a worker was injured in an incident that could have had “serious consequences”.
A new pilot scheme aimed at helping small and medium-sized enterprises across the far north attract and retain graduate talent has launched.
A replica Pictish stone that has been painstakingly carved over the last 12 months was put in place earlier this week.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 61 store cattle and 806 prime, store and feeding sheep.
Remembrance efforts in London inspired one Caithness community to display a giant tribute to 1300 people from the county whose lives were lost in war.
A half-kilometre stretch of the northern A9 is due to be resurfaced next month, with a full road closure in place during the works.
John Davidson spoke to founder of the John O’Groats Trail, Jay Wilson, and its two managers, Ken McElroy and Laura Gray, about the progress made
The Liberal Democrat candidate for the far north at Holyrood has suggested that the choice of Labour candidate for the area is somewhat irrelevant.