Nicola Mowat and Chris Parkinson went for a swim in the Pentland Firth every day during March in aid of Refuge, the domestic abuse charity.
A group of Dounreay workmates are set to become stretcher-bearers in a fundraising event that will take them from one end of Caithness to the other.
Highland Amateur Cup holders High Ormlie Hotspur are gearing up for another showdown with Pentland United, the team they beat in the 2022 final.
Work is expected to start next month on a new programme of improvements at the North Baths, following an initial project to safeguard its seawalls.
Victory over Lossiemouth at Harmsworth Park would be a good way to round off what has been a disappointing season for Wick Academy, says Gary Manson.
Four players reflect on Wick Academy’s memorable campaign of 10 years ago when they came agonisingly close to winning the Highland League title.
Jamie Stone will put questions to UK government ministers "at the earliest possible opportunity" after revelations about alleged Russian spy ships.
Mobile post office operator Glyn Jackson says a deal to provide a service from within Wick's Poundstretcher store is "frustratingly close".
The Pentalina has been given the go-ahead to return to the Pentland Firth after receiving a certificate from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
Wick Groats have started well, but their manager Kevin Anderson is convinced that the leading sides will drop plenty of points as the season unfolds.
A local campaigner says the increase in “concern for person” hospital incidents attended by police underlines the scale of the mental health crisis.
Manager Ewan McElroy has thanked the supporters, volunteers and players for all their efforts over a 'challenging' 2022/23 season for Halkirk United.
A crowd of nearly 50 watched Thurso Bowling Club president Douglas Morrison assist 88-year-old birthday girl Lily Wilson as she threw the first jack.
A late goal by Stuart Campbell was enough to give High Ormlie Hotspur three points in Monday's Caithness AFA Division One clash with John O’Groats.
More than 400 trees were planted at a community event at John O'Groats Mill with support from Thurso in Colour and Caithness Environment Volunteers.
Is our planet a 'burning platform'? A climate-aware touring show coming to Lyth Arts Centre will reflect on the Piper Alpha disaster of 35 years ago.
Wick Academy had to settle for a draw away to Deveronvale after being 3-1 up at half-time – but Gary Manson wasn't too disheartened by the outcome.
Scottish Labour claims rural communities have been neglected by the Scottish Government after releasing figures that show a steep rise in poverty.
Craig Banks was remembered as "one of our own" as footballers from Lybster and Keiss joined together to pay tribute to him on Friday night.
Employers in the far north have highlighted the long-term benefits of support for apprenticeships provided by the Caithness Business Fund.
