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Improvements to a footpath linking Wick cemetery with new housing and the coast will make “a huge difference” to the many walkers who use the route.
The team of four endurance rowers who were mistaken for possible illegal migrants by an MP won’t be going all the way to John O’Groats after all.
A campaigner has warned that two wind energy projects planned in Caithness will have a “devastating effect” on important landscapes.
Caithness Ladies have secured their highest-ever finish in the SWF Highlands and Islands League, and now have a cup semi-final to look forward to.
Top Joe’s manager Bruce Cormack praised his players for their commitment after they finally achieved their first victory of the county league season.
Chernobyl-related concerns over renewable energy schemes have been allayed after the environmental regulator found no realistic risk to human health.
A group of Masonic riders rolled into Thurso weekend – and they showed their support for the town’s ambulance crews by handing over £750.
Wick Academy welcome Brora Rangers to Harmsworth Park on Wednesday night and the Scorries will be full of confidence after their victory at Huntly.
Pentland United ended a 12-year wait when they brought the David Allan Shield back to Dunnet after a 3-0 victory over Castletown on Saturday.
Castletown manager Tom McKenna admitted he had no complaints about losing out to Pentland United in the David Allan Shield final in Thurso.
An MP wondered if they were illegal migrants, but in fact they are a team of four experienced rowers who are trying to raise £57m for MND research.
HIE has promised that it will work hard to ensure businesses and communities across Caithness and Sutherland benefit from a range of opportunities.
Two more Subsea 7 towheads have been transported through Wick – bringing the total to five this summer.
Owen Harrold says his Wick Thistle players have fully deserved their double success this season, winning the Division Two title and the Steven Cup.
There is “no panic mode” at Harmsworth Park despite what is statistically Wick Academy’s worst start to a Highland League campaign for 21 years.
A campaign group is keen to get to the bottom of a survey form that has been distributed in Thurso seeking feedback on a parking permit scheme.
Community councillors are dismayed that a playpark is being targeted by vandals – while new equipment is still in the process of being installed.
Thurso Pentland’s players have been told to hold their heads high after keeping up their promotion push until the penultimate week of the season.
A plea has gone out for additional volunteers to give a helping hand at North Highland Cancer Information and Support Centre in Thurso.
A fresh plea has gone out for white lines to be painted at a busy crossroads in Wick – a year after Highland Council carried out resurfacing work.
