A popular Thurso musician is furious about "the unnecessary aggression" of police officers towards him.
Volunteers tidied up an ancient Caithness broch filled with a very dangerous weed at Achvarasdal.
A bid is being made to take Dunnet forest into community ownership by 2020.
Thurso surfer wows home crowd to retain his Scottish title
Wick's crazy diamonds will get their chance to shine on as Pink Floyd tribute band What The Floyd roll into town on May 9.
Reigning champions Wick Groats got their County League season off to a flying start with an impressive 7-2 demolition of Lybster.
A great Easter Sunday event at Thrumster House filled with eggciting education from High Life Highland.
Thurso glass artist, Ian Pearson, currently has his first solo show featuring 45 sculptures in Lybster.
Caithness United under-13s rounded off their Moray Firth Youth League campaign with a comfortable 3-0 victory at an unseasonably warm Rothes.
A warning has been issued about the dangers of high tides after a multi-agency operation to rescue a woman who had become trapped on rocks.
A newly formed community group, Caithness Community Connections, has got off to an action-packed with a range of activities for people of all ages.
Manager Tom McKenna says Wick Academy will have a bright future if the current crop of talented youngsters can fulfil their potential.
An under-strength Wick Academy lost 1-0 at Huntly, a result that means the Scorries still have work to do if they are to claim a top seven place.
A fire chief has paid tribute to crews that have tackled a series of moorland blazes, describing them as "an absolute credit to their communities".
A man released from Wick hospital found himself back in for treatment moments after leaving the building.
Work on Thurso’s new Premier Inn at the former mart in Ormlie Road is expected to start in the early summer, according to the site owner.
A group of irate passengers let off steam at Wick railway station when the train driver failed to show up.
A Wick motorist has claimed a clamping operation carried out in a multi-agency initiative was done in a "heavy-handed" way.
Seventeen-year-old Jayden Alexander is doing well with his new publication on his local church in Wick.
Tenants were moved out of a former Thurso townhouse because of problems with dampness.
