Davie Allan – Wick Academy's hat-trick hero against Keith – knew there was no need to panic after the Scorries made a slow start to the campaign.
New volunteers are being sought to help manage a Thurso Community Development Trust project that seeks to reduce waste by sharing food.
Teenage surfing champion Craig McLachlan has highlighted the benefits of a travel award scheme for young Highland athletes.
A replica broch would be an "unmissable" attraction and "a real icon" for Caithness, according to one of the leading volunteers behind the idea.
It was third time lucky for Latheron Parish Ploughing Association's 35th annual ploughing match – and also a third overall win for Gavin Robertson.
Jamie Stone declared that "the jig is up" as he added his voice to calls for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to quit over the "partygate" controversy.
Willie Mackay has insisted that local councillors are doing their utmost to address pothole problems and don't deserve to be "slated" on social media.
A group of about 30 anglers gathered on a clear, frosty morning at Halkirk to mark the start of the 2022 salmon season on the River Thurso.
There were 97 new Covid-19 cases in Caithness in the latest seven-day period recorded by Public Health Scotland.
Keith manager Craig Ewen described himself as “pig sick” after his team surrendered a 2-1 lead to lose out 3-2 at Wick Academy at Harmsworth Park.
Wick Academy's battling qualities came to the fore again as Davie Allan's hat-trick earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Keith at Harmsworth Park.
Wick Academy Gary Manson said he wanted his team to start piling points on the board – and they have duly obliged, with seven wins in eight games.
A councillor has welcomed a pledge that emergency cases will not be turned away from Thurso's minor injury unit even though it is officially closed.
Record numbers of young people visited a charity youth service website during 2021 to find out more about crime and to speak up anonymously.
North MP Jamie Stone hit out after it emerged that NHS Highland had the second-highest rate of delayed discharges across Scotland's health boards.
An online survey aimed at tackling fuel poverty in Caithness has been extended until the end of January in a bid to attract extra feedback.
A World War II heritage trail is to be created around Sinclair’s Bay to show the area's importance in guarding against a potential Nazi invasion.
NHS Highland has given an assurance that the closure of Dunbar Hospital's minor injury unit is only temporary after a councillor raised concerns.
Wick Academy will be hoping there is no rise in Covid-19 self-isolation as they look to continue their good run in the Highland League this weekend.
Castletown Primary School organised a number of activities around the theme of a Christmas of Kindness and Community.
