The Caithness annual banger derby is to take place at Mid-Clyth in October, with socially distanced spectators able to watch the action.
The charity Marie Curie is encouraging walkers, runners, cyclists even golfers to don their tartan and sign up to the Virtual Kiltwalk Weekend.
A new Test and Protect service went live yesterday in Sutherland and Caithness.
A local women’s aid group says it is looking forward to developing and growing its service after receiving a five-year grant totalling £103,940.
The chairman of Highland Council’s recovery board has welcomed the steps being taken by High Life Highland to improve its financial position.
The full scale of the £9.6 million road realignment project at Berriedale has been highlighted in a video from Transport Scotland.
Marker signs have been installed at John O'Groats for the benefit of walkers either starting or finishing a 147-mile coastal trail.
Civic leader Willie Mackay has welcomed the Berriedale realignment – while highlighting other parts of the A9 that he says also need to be improved.
An appeal has gone out for archive photographs capturing some of the 100-year history of successful Caithness haulage firm D Steven & Son.
PICTURES: Local MSP Gail Ross has paid tribute to everyone who worked on the newly completed Berriedale Braes road realignment project.
Listeners from Shetland and Sutherland were among those who enjoyed the second virtual ceilidh staged by Caithness Macular Society Support Group.
North MSP Gail Ross has welcomed new funding from the Scottish Government that will help provide targeted support for care-experienced young people.
The new section of the A9 at Berriedale Braes will open to traffic later today following the completion of a £9.6 million improvement project.
Maree Todd has warned of a threat to the agriculture and food sector following the Westminster government’s proposals for a UK internal market.
High Life Highland's chief executive says he is delighted that gyms and swimming pools can reopen from the end of this month.
A Caithness sheep breeder was found behind the wheel of his car with almost seven times the legal drinks limit, Wick Sheriff Court heard today.
INSIDE HOLYROOD: Monthly column by Edward Mountain, Conservative MSP for the Highlands and Islands
A teenager has been ordered to carry out unpaid work in the community for his part in a break-in at a Wick café in March this year.
INTERVIEW: VisitScotland chairman Lord Thurso tells of his dismay at irresponsible tourism and outlines his hopes for long-term sustainability
A whisky industry leader has warned that jobs are at risk following the decision by the US to maintain its 25 per cent tariff on single malt imports.