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The First Minister announced yesterday (March 2) to the Scottish Parliament dates for the return of all remaining school children.
Wick manager Gary Manson believes there is little chance of the Highland League restarting while there is still a requirement for Covid-19 testing.
NINE new cases of the coronavirus have been detected across NHS Highland.
Over £79k has been committed to community groups in the far north thanks to grants awards from the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund.
A Thurso man has admitted having deliberately sparked a bomb scare he knew to be false, at two commercial premises in Inverness.
David Stewart has contacted the cabinet secretary for rural economy in a bid to secure the remaining funding needed to allow the project to go ahead.
Youth footballers from Caithness United have been given an insight into mindset coaching and how it can improve their confidence.
A doctor's surgery in Thurso says apprenticeships help keep young people in the area by developing their skills while earning.
A Wick woman's 100th birthday has resulted in a gift of more than £2000 for the Laurandy daycare centre.
A Caithness mental health campaign group has expressed dismay at what it calls an "incredibly disappointing response" from the Scottish Government.
Existing land reform policies 'do not go far enough' says Lib Dem candidate for the far north.
A team led by a researcher in Thurso is looking at how drone technology can be used to measure tidal currents to help revolutionise marine renewables.
A composite image showing the likeness of an unidentified woman whose body was found on a beach on the Black Isle has been released.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT by Howard Stone, Minister of Castletown & Community Free Church
Holyrood candidate Molly Nolan has blamed "a long-term lack of funding" for adding to a growing mental health crisis in the Highlands.
Organisers of this summer's fundraising match between Thurso firefighters and ex-Rangers stars have been blown away by the level of interest.
North MP Jamie Stone today sought the backing of Health Secretary Matt Hancock for encouraging the Scottish Government on vaccine rollout.
First initiated by the charity UNESCO, World Book Day's mission is to offer every child and young person the opportunity to have a book of their own.
Receiving the Covid-19 vaccine was a "pleasant, quick and painless" experience for local MP Jamie Stone this afternoon.
The Catholic church is calling on the Scottish Government to remove the cap on numbers of worshippers and treat religious buildings 'like retail'.
