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A very strange and unusual phenomenon was observed on Dunbeath river yesterday – discs of ice that looked like pancakes.
The Highland Council leader encourages all businesses to apply for a new support grant.
The Highland Council and NHS Highland remind people in Caithness of the importance of reaching out for help if this is needed over the festive period.
Global running legend Rosie Swale-Pope MBE passed through Castletown yesterday afternoon on her way to John O'Groats.
The Council stresses that it is essential that all businesses make themselves aware of Level 4 restrictions from Boxing Day.
Families with children in receipt of free school meals due to reasons of low income are eligible for a £100 per child Covid winter hardship payment.
Highland Council recently invested in 10 new winter gritting vehicles to replace some of its ageing fleet that are ready to be deployed when needed.
This picture may get you hopping mad but it's maybe better to be on the safe side as you drive around the Thrumster area of Caithness.
The Crown episode on Sunday featured Lybster Harbour and an actor playing the man deemed by some as responsible for starting the Falklands War.
Vandal Rising tells the 'uplifting and inspiring story' of Wick rapper Ebo McDowell.
A massive operation involving stalkers, quad bikes, drones and many locals ended with success as a small dog was finally found in a Lairg forest.
A Glasgow based creative hub is giving budding filmmakers in Caithness a step up the ladder of success with a new initiative.
Bella the Brora cat had her owner make an unscheduled trip north on her trail after she sneaked into the back of a delivery van.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Hidden bays and inaccessible geos where few people venture are opened up to the intrepid paddler
Online tributes have been posted on social media in memory of Garry Aikman who died following a road crash at Freswick on Sunday.
Photos showing a tourist climbing one of Scotland's oldest castles have led to condemnation of the person's "careless behaviour".
Police in Thurso are appealing for information regarding a theft from the Premier Inn building site on Wednesday evening.
A Caithness woman made a heartfelt plea to make Covid-19 testing easier to access in the far north after her very young grandchildren became sick.
Fury erupted on social media when an image was shared of campers using a historic monument on the NC500 route to hang their washing from.
A death of a 21-year-old in Ormlie has been called 'unexplained' by Thurso police.
