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Scottish Government admits there is a shortage of registered firms to carry out energy efficient improvements in Highlands and Islands.
A new visitor centre is set to open next week nearly three years after the defunct Caithness Horizons closed its doors for the final time.
Rural homes and businesses in the Highlands will benefit from an £8 million package to provide faster broadband speeds
Action call for the Scottish and UK governments to take action to stop "the epidemic of post office closures".
A journey from John o' Groats to Land's End is featured in a film which has just been shown at the newly-revamped Merlin Cinema in Thurso.
Highland North constituency plan would "threaten democratic participation" says MP Jamie Stone.
People being urged to use water efficiently this autumn following a record dry period and low reservoir levels.
The bid to get world heritage site status for the Flow Country will be the subject of a talk at a special conference later this month.
A Far North toddler who died following a car accident near Lybster last month is being remembered on a CD which is due to be released soon.
A new collection of poetry by Caithness writer, George Gunn, will be launched at an event in Lyth at the weekend.
Scottish Government programme hailed by north MSP as one which will "deliver huge benefits for communities across the Highlands."
Plans by the UK Government to cut the additional £20 on Universal Credit this month have been described as "reckless."
People in Sutherland and elsewhere in Scotland paid an additional £44.8 million in parcel delivery surcharges.
Nationwide campaign launched before new fire safety laws come into effect next year
A 19-year-old microlight pilot will be stopping off in Caithness as she makes a bid to become the youngest woman to fly solo around the world.
A Caithness nurse is taking part in a UK trial which could improve life for people with multiple sclerosis.
People in the north who use private water supplies urged to take preventative steps to preserve their drinking water.
Three people were arrested following reports of a firearm being discharged near John O'Groats.
A plan to waive music tuition fees in the next school year will hit the right note with pupils in the Highlands as a result of a funding package.
The cost of getting fish to market has "almost doubled since the Brexit deal was implemented", says far north MP Jamie Stone
