Jamie Stone has issued a fresh plea over maternity services, arguing that no family should face increased risk "simply because of where they live".
A Wick care home resident celebrated her 100th birthday at the weekend with a gathering of family members and a rendition of Flower of Scotland.
Caithness U14s underlined their strength in depth when they romped to an 11-2 victory at Invergordon in the Moray Firth Youth Development League.
Wick Academy produced a gutsy display to see off Benburb in their Scottish Cup second-round tie at rainswept Harmsworth Park.
The Taste North festival is returning next month as part of a series of autumn food and drink events and activities in Caithness and Sutherland.
A Highland firm that specialises in teaching English as a foreign language is in the running for three awards in a month following major growth.
Bestselling romantic comedy author Jenny Colgan will be part of the line-up at the concluding weekend of the fourth John O’Groats Book Festival.
More than 20 businesses have signed up for the Caithness Market which is taking place in Mackays Hotel, Wick, on Friday, October 28.
A Thurso artist has raised more than £3600 for good causes after raffling off his painting of Ange Postecoglou, the Celtic football manager.
Liall Mackenzie says his focus is now on helping the next generation of local boxers to fulfil their potential after choosing to quit the pro ranks.
Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy says the Anglers are eager to test themselves against table-topping Loch Ness at Fortrose this weekend.
A call has gone out for Caithness to "break free from the shackles" of Inverness after figures revealed the extent of road problems in the county.
Gary Manson is bracing himself for opponents who will be "in your face" as Wick Academy welcome Benburb to Harmsworth Park in the Scottish Cup.
Manager Michael Bremner is confident Thurso can get the better of Orkney at home this weekend if they produce a "90-minute performance".
Local health campaigners said it was "good for Caithness" that Douglas Ross listened closely to their concerns at a meeting in Wick today.
'It is time for Conservative MPs to do their patriotic duty, put the country first and give the people a say,' Jamie Stone has declared.
Jamie Stone wants a UK government minister to learn of the difficulties facing homes and businesses that are not connected to the mains gas grid.
The chairman of CHAT has warned that Covid-19 has "not gone away" after a ward at Caithness General Hospital was closed to new admissions.
New statistics have emerged from Highland Council showing that Caithness has more road defects than Inverness, Lochaber and Nairn put together.
An inspection of stonework at the Castle of Old Wick has still to get under way – more than eight months after fencing was placed around the site.
