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Grass has been left uncut in Wick’s largest public park to help improve biodiversity as part of “rewilding” efforts, Highland Council has confirmed.
Moves are under way to promote the “world-class” railway line in Caithness and Sutherland as a sustainable travel choice for residents and tourists.
Work has been completed on a £5 million upgrade of the electricity network on the north coast after a year-long programme by SSEN Distribution.
Decorated floats taking part in the Wick Gala Week procession will have a chance to win a new accolade this year – a People’s Choice Award.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has blamed the SNP for a “continuous decline in education standards”, even though teachers are doing “their level best”.
Keiss and Thurso Acks will meet in this season’s Steven Cup final after convincing aggregate victories in their respective semi-finals on Wednesday.
Allan Lipp and Mhairi Ross have spoken of the “rollercoaster of emotions” they’ve experienced so far on their round-Britain rowing adventure.
Pentland United striker James Murray made a conscious effort to improve his fitness ahead of the 2024 summer season – and it has paid off in style.
Wick Groats will not be giving up their Caithness AFA Division One title without a fight, according to manager Kevin Anderson.
Manager Cameron Mackenzie says Lybster have a “massive” fortnight coming up as they seek to preserve their top-flight status in Caithness football.
Pentland United are potentially one game away from the league title – and they intend to stay focused as they pursue silverware on three fronts.
Eighty-five youngsters enjoyed two days of coaching when the Rangers Soccer Academy came to the Dammies in Thurso.
There were much-improved conditions for the latest 10-mile time trials held by Wick Wheelers and Caithness Cycling Club.
Highland Council’s ranking as the worst-performing local authority area has led to a renewed call for Caithness to look after its own affairs.
The title of John O’Groats Strongest Man will be up for grabs again this weekend as musclebound competitors face a series of gruelling challenges.
Former soldier Kev Stewart felt “immense gratitude, pride and respect” when he took part in a charity cycling challenge around the Normandy beaches.
Wick historian Harry Gray will be remembered for his “encyclopaedic” knowledge of local heritage and his willingness to share it with others.
The SWI tent saw a big rise in baking entries, while secretary Alison Hill also pointed to encouraging signs of rising membership in some institutes.
Flower exhibitors managed to produce a dazzling display of colour, with convener Avril Henderson saying: “It’s excellent – everybody is happy.”
The 2024 County Show is thought to have attracted a record-breaking attendance, with president Iain Miller saying: ‘It is beyond my wildest dreams.’
