Assistant manager Richard Hughes has praised Wick Academy’s young guns and tipped them to adapt quickly to life in the Highland League.
Fifty years of firefighting will be celebrated at a community event in Wick on Saturday, September 21.
Wick Academy will be seeking their first home win in the Highland League this season when they take on Turriff United on Saturday.
John O’Groats embraced its Norse heritage when it played host to its first Viking Taster Festival, organised by the local development trust.
A new study called Fire Blanket is to investigate the impact on peatland of this year’s major wildfire in north Sutherland.
A call has been made by FSB Scotland for £90 million to be invested annually in Scottish towns.
Prehistoric discoveries were to the fore when Scotland's transport secretary paid a visit to the site of the £9.6m Berriedale Braes upgrade today.
Franz Lehár’s operetta The Merry Widow is coming to Thurso next week as part of a 10th anniversary tour of Scotland by Opera Bohemia.
MSP Gail Ross has spoken of her fears for the future of Wick John O’Groats Airport after what she describes as a series of setbacks in recent weeks.
Wick Academy’s injury problems took another turn for the worse as captain Alan Farquhar joined the casualty list in Saturday’s defeat to Buckie.
Manager Tom McKenna admitted morale is low as Wick Academy’s difficult start to the Highland League campaign continued with Saturday’s loss to Buckie.
Victims of Wick’s Black Saturday disaster were remembered at the weekend as more than 40 boats gathered in the bay for a commemorative service.
Assistant manager Richard Hughes admitted Wick Academy were off the pace as they were swept aside by a five-star Formartine display on Saturday.
Wick Academy could have no complaints as they were comprehensively beaten 5-0 by Formartine United at Harmsworth Park on Saturday.
A handwritten book by the “Bard of Stroma” captured the imagination of those attending a presentation on the history of the island and its people.
Manager Tom McKenna says Wick Academy are moving in the right direction as they wait for five key players to make their way back from injury.
Thirteen young people from the UK and overseas will arrive in the Flow Country next week to take part in a special volunteering experience.
Janet McDonald was thrilled with the response to her one-day exhibition of photographs of Wick life spanning more than half a century.
Wick Academy manager Tom McKenna admitted it felt like a loss after Deveronvale snatched a share of the points in Saturday’s game at Harmsworth Park.
A stoppage-time equaliser denied Wick Academy a first Highland League win of the season as Deveronvale escaped from Harmsworth Park with a 2-2 draw.
