Two Wick streets within half a mile of each other are at opposite ends of the Caithness property price spectrum, according to new research.
Organisers of a virtual café in Caithness are set to reach a milestone next week with their 100th online singalong programme.
Organisers of the East of Caithness SWI Bulb Show are looking forward to the return of the event for the first time since the start of the pandemic.
A Caithness couple who have been TSB customers for 60 years have described the imminent closure of the bank's Thurso branch as "a disgrace".
The actions of some drivers on the A836 between Dounreay and Thurso have been condemned as "downright insanity" by a Forss Campaign Group member.
Public toilets in Thurso town centre are set to be repaired and reopened ahead of the tourist season after a series of "mindless" acts of vandalism.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd has declared that she cannot support the idea of a mini-reactor being built in her constituency.
North Highland College UHI is offering employers in Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross a chance to qualify for funding to boost staff training.
Thurso Community Council chairman Ron Gunn is to seek election to Highland Council as Liberal Democrat candidate for Thurso and Northwest Caithness.
Assistant manager Michael Gray admitted that Academy made life hard for themselves as they withstood a fightback by a battling Fort William side.
Two fifth-year pupils are maintaining Thurso High's proud reputation for debating after reaching the semi-finals of a prestigious national contest.
Fort William manager Shadab Iftikhar admitted that travelling commitments are taking their toll on his players after they were beaten 3-2 at Wick.
Davie Allan was described as “a great role model” by assistant manager Michael Gray after scoring on his 400th competitive appearance for Academy.
Thomas Telford was a giant of civil engineering, but author Paul A Lynn believes the great man’s lesser-known qualities deserve to be appreciated.
A new finance apprenticeship programme is being launched by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority based across its group of businesses.
Volunteers who take elderly or less able people out for leisurely rides in a three-wheeled bike have been given a £1000 boost by a Wick business.
Wick woman Chrissie Gunn has been presented with a volunteering award to mark her commitment to the oxygen therapy centre over almost four decades.
Community drama will make a welcome return to Caithness this month when teams from Wick and Thurso compete in the district festival of one-act plays.
Original steelwork is being stripped out from the DMTR in a project that has seen its lid being lifted for the first time since the early 1970s.
Caithness councillors have said they will do as much as they can with the money available to them after plans were outlined for 114 road repair jobs.
