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Gordon MacNab forced in a late goal against Huntly at Harmsworth Park but it wasn’t enough to prevent Wick suffering a seventh home defeat in a row.
Speaking after Huntly’s 2-1 win at Harmsworth Park, Colin Charlesworth said he believes Wick Academy are in a false position in the bottom four.
A course in Wick led by a renowned autism trainer was hailed as “fantastic”, “insightful” and “great” by some of the 78 professionals who attended.
Wick will have to watch out for Huntly’s prolific forward Angus Grant, “the in-form player in the league at the moment” in the words of Gary Manson.
The temporary deployment of average speed cameras on a notorious section of the A836 has been branded “a missed opportunity” and “a waste of money”.
Halkirk United and Thurso will both be on their travels in the North Caledonian League on Saturday after being left idle last weekend.
A new winter heating payment will be “a vital lifeline” for pensioners in Scotland, according to the SNP MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross.
BOOK REVIEW: Abandoned, by Angus Mackay, is an insight into old houses where the warmth of togetherness has given way to the cold realities of time.
The Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore will be the focus of Caithness Family History Society’s December event, an online presentation by Liz English.
Too many people in the Highlands and Islands are missing out on access to “the basics for everyday life”, according to a new report on human rights.
Mums in Caithness and Sutherland feel “unsafe” and “terrified” about going to Inverness to give birth, a major report into human rights has found.
Junior and senior members of Wick Players will be presenting a double bill of entertainment in the Assembly Rooms next month.
Cars have been racing along the back road from Thurso to Reay at speeds reminiscent of the Starship Enterprise, according to a concerned resident.
Efforts are well under way to make Lybster’s harbourfront heritage centre, Waterlines, “a community space as well as a visitor space”.
An international group of surfers staged an underwater protest in Caithness to highlight a threat to vital ecosystems from industrial fishing.
On a weekend that saw most football in the north falling victim to the weather, Wick Academy went storming to the top of SHFL Under 18 North.
Waterlines heritage centre was hailed as “a fantastic space” at the opening of a joint exhibition of work by Angus Mackay and Jane McDonough.
Thurso care home resident Marion Owen celebrated her 100th birthday with relatives and friends, and admitted: “I never expected to be this age!”
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd is urging unpaid carers to check their eligibility for financial support from Social Security Scotland.
Brandon McPhee has begun the countdown to the festive season by releasing his arrangement of a classic UK Christmas number one from 50 years ago.
