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Sixteen venues in Caithness and Sutherland will be taking part in next month's Doors Open Days festival, the theme being "living heritage" this year.
An endurance runner will attempt to set a new record from John O’Groats to Land’s End – while pushing all his supplies in a custom-built pram.
Sixteen venues in Caithness and Sutherland will be taking part in next month's Doors Open Days festival, the theme this year being "living heritage".
Highland Council has taken another step towards establishing a specialist pothole team, saying it will enable a quicker response.
A small number of job losses have been announced at Ashley Ann, the Wick-based firm that designs and manufactures kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.
More than 70 unexploded bombs and other devices have been cleared from the site of a new wind farm being built in the Moray Firth.
Volunteers were joined by almost 100 members of the public this week to mark the 30th anniversary of Mary Ann's Cottage as a heritage attraction.
Tributes have been paid to former Highland journalist and councillor Bill Mowat following his death at the age of 80.
Caithness women's healthcare campaigners are "blown away" at being shortlisted in an award scheme celebrating good practice and self-management work.
King Charles III was given a taste of the thriving food and drink sector in Caithness after he had officially opened 9 Doors Distillery today.
The King was hailed as "a great advocate for Caithness" after he toured the most northerly distillery on the Scottish mainland today.
A project that tackles loneliness and isolation has secured almost £127,000 worth of funding to allow it to continue for the next three years.
Environmental campaigners have urged the Scottish Government to give greater financial support to "high nature value" farming and crofting practices.
Environmental campaigners have urged the Scottish Government to give greater financial support to "high nature value" farming and crofting practices.
A new survey has shown high support for forestry, with 80 per cent agreeing that a lot more trees should be planted to tackle climate change.
Kevin Macgregor is determined to grab the glory in this year's John O’Groats Strongest Man challenge after missing the last two through injury.
Latheron Agricultural Society's annual show is set to go "from strength to strength" in the build-up to a milestone anniversary in two years' time.
Young entrepreneurs across Caithness and Sutherland are being encouraged to enter the Caithness Chamber of Commerce business awards.
A woman specialising in walking art projects has set off from Caithness on a long-distance trek down the full length of Scotland's North Sea coast.
The owners of John O’Groats Ferries have widened the search for a buyer, with the business now on the market for £1.4 million.
