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Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd is urging unpaid carers to check their eligibility for financial support from Social Security Scotland.
Brandon McPhee has begun the countdown to the festive season by releasing his arrangement of a classic UK Christmas number one from 50 years ago.
The Women’s Aid charity for the far north will welcome back its “book fairies” for a fourth year to help raise awareness of domestic violence.
A visit to Raigmore allowed the Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP to share feedback and learn about steps being taken to improve care and support.
Jane McDonough’s fascination with the deserted homes of the far north has led her to team up with photographer Angus Mackay for a new exhibition.
Empty homes in Caithness and Sutherland, and the fading reminders of those who once lived in them, feature in an exhibition starting next weekend.
A new book has ruled out the conspiracy theories surrounding the Caithness air crash that killed the Duke of Kent and 13 others during World War II.
Scotland’s baby box scheme is helping to ensure that “every child has the support they need to fulfil their potential”, according to Maree Todd MSP.
Eight-year-old Jack Elder is on the fast track to success on the karting scene – and one day he would like to emulate F1 champion Max Verstappen.
John O’Groats FC’s virtual end-to-end challenge reached new heights when two players climbed seven Munros in the Cairngorms within 11 hours.
Organisers of Taste North are already looking ahead to their 10th anniversary event next year after the 2024 festival attracted a record attendance.
Porridge enthusiast Doug Mackay has turned his hand to spurtle-making to support a charity, using wood that once formed a pew in a Wick church.
Secretary of State for Scotland Ian Murray has told Jamie Stone that he will pay a visit to the Sutherland Spaceport site on the A’Mhoine peninsula.
Sutherland Spaceport is set to be “a real prize” for the far north when satellite launches get under way, according to the chief executive of HIE.
Organisers say Taste North has become a “must-attend” annual festival as they prepare to host more than 50 food, drink and craft producers in Wick.
Businesses and and community groups have been asked to consider how they can play their part in a successful far north over the next five years.
The director of Thurso’s Environmental Research Institute, Professor Stuart Gibb, has taken on a new role as part of a United Nations initiative.
The latest book from Whittles Publishing tells of one man’s life of adventure – and danger – in some of the most forbidding landscapes on the planet.
A councillor has warned that a narrow bridge on the A9 in Sutherland is “a near death-trap” after being told there are no plans to replace it.
Landowners have been praised for supporting the John O’Groats Trail after a 65 per cent increase in walker numbers on the 147-mile coastal route.
