Michael Gray believes “every team seems to be getting stronger” as the new Caithness Amateur Football Association season gets under way.
A World War II heritage trail highlighting how Caithness played its part in the fight against Nazi Germany will be officially launched next weekend.
Wick’s gala queen for 2024 is Anna Durrand, and her attendants are Lena Forbes and Mia Gunn.
Spending on Dounreay will amount to almost £8 billion between now and the site’s revised end date in the 2070s, it has been claimed.
A Caithness seal rehabilitation centre has been able to carry out a range of improvements after receiving £15,000 in wind farm funding.
Charity volunteers in Thurso say their aim is “to get as many people outside in the fresh air as possible” as passengers in a three-wheeled bike.
Developers of a floating wind farm off the north coast of Caithness have been given the go-ahead to reduce the number of turbines from seven to six.
Reaction has been mixed over the new artworks in Wick lanes, but the charity behind the project says the materials will take on a “distinctive look”.
Wick Academy face a demanding schedule of three away matches on successive Wednesday nights in the concluding weeks of the Highland League season.
Ewan McElroy said his Halkirk United players have been “brilliant all season” after their last chance of silverware was blown away by Invergordon.
The sacrifices made by troops from Australia and New Zealand will be commemorated in Wick this month, as they are every year.
The trend towards centralisation is "detrimental in every way" to Caithness and is contributing to depopulation, campaigner Iain Gregory has warned.
The trend towards centralisation is "detrimental in every way" to Caithness and is contributing to depopulation, campaigner Iain Gregory has warned.
A supermarket car park is so badly potholed it is starting to resemble an “open cast mine” and posing a safety hazard, two councillors have claimed.
Manager Gary Manson insists Wick Academy have the pace and power to cause problems for Highland League Cup winners Brora Rangers in Saturday’s derby.
Manager Ewan McElroy accepts that Halkirk United will be underdogs in their North Caledonian Cup semi-final against new league champions Invergordon.
Thurso will be aiming to round off their underwhelming North Caledonian League campaign on a positive note when they take on Loch Ness.
An appeal has gone out for volunteers to help look after a much-valued garden space at the Town and County Hospital in Wick.
A record number of runners turned out for Wick Triathlon Club’s Easter 10k on Sunday, with blue skies and light winds ensuring ideal conditions.
The Caithness amateur football scene will have a 15th club this summer as Halkirk return to the fold for the first time since before Covid.
