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Pupils in the Highlands are being given a chance to launch an early career in the growing space sector.
Young people across Sutherland who have shown themselves to be positive citizens could be in line for a special award.
Visitors from across the UK are being encouraged to spend time in Caithness and Sutherland as part of a new campaign.
A new running and biking endurance event is offering a free beer and food to anybody who can lend a hand to help it run smoothly.
A season of sociable walks has been agreed for a local walking club.
A government watchdog has been asked to probe a mix-up in which a Caithness patient found medical information relating to someone else on his file.
Scotland’s premier surfing tournament, the Scottish National Surfing Championships, returns to Thurso this week.
Dounreay's operators are being taken to task over several "near miss" industrial mishaps.
A newly developed robot has been used to survey an inaccessible duct at the Dounreay complex in Caithness.
A Latheron man who admitted using a firearm without a licence was fined £300 at Wick Sheriff Court on Tuesday.
Businesses in the north Highlands were given a chance to hear about upcoming opportunities in the space sector at a breakfast meeting this week.
A sports writer for Highland News and Media, which publishes the Groat, is featured in a new edition of a magazine produced in the far north.
The Crofting Commission is reminding crofters that they must return their crofting census by Thursday this week.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is being primed to take charge of the clean-ups of the far north's two redundant nuclear sites.
NHS Highland has lodged a probe after a patient was mistakenly sent medical information relating to someone else.
Hillgoers are being warned of a "deadly skating rink" in the mountains as experts say winter conditions are still prevalent in the mountains.
A "rare opportunity" has arisen for a trail developer to help improve a long-distance route to John O'Groats to "complete the journey of a lifetime".
Views to Suilven and Canisp on this nice circuit from Lochinver, as John Davidson follows the River Inver to Glencanisp Lodge
More than one million households have already completed Scotland’s Census 2022, ahead of Census Day on Sunday.
As part of a project to highlight the heritage of Assynt, John Davidson headed to Clachtoll to join Fin Valentine on a walk to an Iron Age broch
