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Eleven local residents have received money from a Caithness wind farm to enhance their skills and increase their employment potential.
Work on a seafarers' memorial at John O'Groats is progressing well with the old Duncansby foghorn now taking pride of place on the seafront.
A leading expert on town centre policy has urged towns across Scotland to apply for new funding to support the recovery of high streets post-Covid.
Organisers of the Highland Amateur Cup say it is unlikely the tournament will go ahead in 2020 due to the lack of time available to play the ties.
The new owner of a puppy operated on in a TV documentary series about a local veterinary practice admitted she would find it too difficult to watch.
Competitive golf has returned to Thurso, with the first medal of the 2020 season going to 11-year-old Tyler Gordon.
Highland Council garden waste permits are now available to buy for the 2020/21 season, with householders encouraged to order them by early August.
There were no new deaths in Scotland in the last 24 hours among those with confirmed Covid-19, the First Minister has said.
More than three-quarters of people who put their North Coast 500 travels plans on hold are expected to come back, according to a new survey.
Work is to start up again on council house building projects across the Highlands in a move hailed as good news for the construction industry.
Police have made an arrest following an incident at a house in Wick at the weekend which resulted in a man being taken to hospital.
Hampers full of tasty treats have been delivered to the ambulance teams at Wick and Thurso as an expression of gratitude from Wick Academy under-17s.
Seaview Hotel proprietor Andrew Mowat has given a cautious welcome to the news that Scotland's tourism businesses can prepare to reopen on July 15.
Students from the Sea Mammal Research Unit at St Andrews University are examining the findings of environmental research carried out at MeyGen.
Competitions are back on the card at Lybster Golf Club with a new schedule of fixtures drawn up for the rest of the season.
For the third consecutive day there have been no additional confirmed cases of coronavirus in the NHS Highland area, according to the latest figures.
The 2020 Highland Book Prize is now open for entries, with submissions due by August 19.
Gail Ross has been given assurances over the distribution of the Scottish Government's £250m two-year Pupil Equity Funding package.
Rescued dogs and rabbits are set to benefit at the Balmore welfare centre thanks to a donation of £500 from the Tesco store in Thurso.
Staff at a local care home have been kitted out with lovingly hand-made scrubs after a special delivery from Argyll all the way to Caithness.
