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Billy Kay said it was an honour to have been invited to give a book festival talk at the newly refurbished John O’Groats Mill on Friday night.
A researcher from a Canadian university is delving into the rich heritage of family samplers in the collection held by Strathnaver Museum, Bettyhill.
Historic Environment Scotland has been accused of “turning a blind eye” to plans for a major battery energy storage scheme near the Castle of Mey.
Eighteen-year-old forward Euan Kennedy has signed a three-year deal with Wick Academy after spending five years in the Ross County youth set-up.
Staff from Rolls-Royce at Vulcan did their bit for the environment when they took part in a Clean Up Your Caithness community event.
Keiss may be propping up Division One in the county league but they are leading the way in the Caithness AFA fair play standings.
CHAT has insisted that the need to expand local healthcare is “undeniable” after compiling figures on the travel commitments for Caithness patients.
Three members of North Shore Surf Club are seeking support with funding as they prepare to represent their country in the European championships.
A design by Shelagh Swanson is part of a public art event taking place across the north-east, Orkney and Shetland in support of a cancer charity.
Brian Lewis (87) is on course to reach John O’Groats on Saturday following a two-week cycling challenge in memory of his late wife Christine.
The widespread switch-off of obsolete energy meters will not happen at the end of this month, as had been planned – they will be phased out instead.
The “wonderfully remote” former Altnabreac schoolhouse is within the Flow Country World Heritage Site and offers “stunning rural views”.
Organisers of Tunes By the Dunes are seeking to “raise the bar” as they look ahead to the 2025 festival over the weekend of September 5 and 6.
University researchers have said that Caithness should be proud of an “elite midwife” from two centuries ago who delivered almost 4000 babies.
Lifeboat volunteers are hoping the “phenomenal” level of support for the annual Wick RNLI Harbour Day continues this weekend.
The former Socially Growing shop in Thurso town centre has been given a new lease of life as a community space that local groups can hire.
The annual Thurso RNLI Summer Fayre at Scrabster was opened by Mac Macgill and featured stalls, pipe band, Highland dancers and emergency services.
Pentland United will have to raise their energy levels when they face Inverness Athletic in the Highland Amateur Cup, says co-manager Michael Gray.
Pupils at Newton Park Primary School in Wick have raised thousands of pounds for an appeal by Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance.
A former Caithness police officer has been recalling the “very surreal” experience of being handcuffed to Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi.
