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The new chairwoman of the Caithness and North Sutherland Fund is looking to fill two vacancies with a passion for the area on its board of directors.
Farmers are being urged to take part in a nationwide survey that seeks to better understand how Scotland’s adder population is faring.
Business Comment by David Richardson, regional development manager at the Federation of Small Businesses
Former fightfighter Gary Campbell was jailed on Friday for the 'art and part' rape and sexual abuse of girls as young as four in the Philippines.
A stand-off close to a remote railway station in Caithness on Wednesday saw Network Rail workers blocked from accessing the railway line at Altnabreac
Holyrood Notebook by Edward Mountain
Young people in Caithness and north Sutherland are being offered the chance to have an experience of a lifetime by taking part in the Tall Ships Race.
A £4 million fund to boost regeneration in Caithness and north Sutherland has appointed a new administrator to look after the fund.
The North and West Caithness Ploughing Association held its 32nd annual ploughing match at Cromiequoy Farm, Watten, by permission of Jim Macdonald.
A short but dramatic walk has John Davidson pondering the changing landscape of life in the far north
Trudy Morris of the Caithness Chamber of Commerce quizzed the three candidates vying for the top job in Scottish politics on sidelining the far north.
The SNP leadership hopefuls were given an opportunity to cross-examine each of the other prospective leaders at Friday's Highland debate
Campaigners have criticised the Scottish Government for leaving the door open to manufacturing new nuclear power plants in the Highlands.
The Highlands & Islands Thistle Awards, which launches this week, celebrates the best tourism businesses in the Highlands.
An art club for LGBTQ+ young people aged 13-19 living in Caithness and north Sutherland is set to get under way this week.
Lochaber prides itself as the Outdoor Capital of the UK. John Davidson headed to Glen Nevis for a short stay at the five-star youth hostel
Young people often make a quiet contribution to their communities and an award is aiming to highlight the good work and deeds of local youngsters.
A Lochinver woman is aiming to complete a loop of Sutherland on her bike later this month to raise cash for two local teams she is involved with.
A formal consultation into the merger of three UHI colleges across the north has been launched.
Highland Council is being urged to firm up what uses it foresees being made of Dounreay after it has been decommissioned.
