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A multi-award-winning duo will be showcasing their Flow Country film for its UK premiere event at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has criticised cutbacks which saw the Dornoch coastguard having its rope rescue equipment removed.
A Highland-based business says it is delighted to announce a partnership with a leading manufacturer of bespoke aluminium doors and windows in the UK.
A call has been issued for Sutherland litter pickers to get involved in an event to make 2025 the biggest and best Spring Clean yet.
With temperatures dropping across Sutherland this week, drivers are being told of household items they can use to help defrost their cars.
An elderly Caithness man warns locals to be aware of a scam in which he believed he had won a competition organised by ‘the richest man in the world’
Dunbeath-based publisher Whittles has just released reprints by the much-lauded Caithness author Neil M Gunn – The Other Landscape and The Lost Chart.
Maree Todd MSP talked with a Melness crofters group after Orbex shelved its Sutherland Spaceport plan for the area.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for high winds over Caithness this Saturday.
Retired Thurso High School teacher and former Wick resident, Julie Adams, has just published her seventh novel.
A Dunbeath-based publisher has an intriguing new book by the famous Nessie hunter Adrian Shine called ‘A Natural History of Sea Serpents’.
A Caithness woman combines professional modelling and a love of horses for her 2025 charity calendar now on sale.
An environmental group that cleans up Caithness beaches is delighted to make positive steps towards its eco goals with a new recycling initiative.
Jamie Stone MP calls for the establishment of banking hubs in light of the impending closures of Bank of Scotland branches in Golspie and Wick.
Tickets are now on sale for the playful new production of Scottish Opera’s Opera Highlights, which comes to Durness Village Hall in March next year.
A call for Sutherland farmers not to bottle up their worries has come from a charity which supports people in Scottish agriculture.
A new benefit will be replacing attendance allowance for state pension age Caithness residents living with disabilities or long-term health issues.
The rail operator reminds customers that its full timetable is restored today (October 7).
Local residents were in uproar over a Facebook post highlighting the plight of kittens dumped in a box at a field just outside Wick.
Volunteers for Caithness Cats Protection were out raising money and giving advice and support to cat owners across Caithness and Sutherland.
