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Wick River Campsite is on course for a “bumper year” after attracting more than 5900 visitors during the first two months of the new season.
Investment of more than £2 million in the Wick Street Design project has been hailed as “a real feather in the cap” for the town by Raymond Bremner.
This year’s vintage and classic vehicle rally at John O’Groats will feature around 150 entries, along with a host of other attractions.
Joanne B Kaar’s Shipshape exhibition, looking at the techniques and tools used in traditional boatbuilding, opens this Friday at Strathnaver Museum.
Community councillors have been told they should be proud of their “can do, will do” approach to supporting local projects and subgroup activities.
Pentland Ferries’ MV Alfred is to remain as part of the Clyde and Hebrides ferry network for another five months after an extension to the charter.
Emily Kearl is leading a renewed team of trustees at Thurso Community Development Trust as work begins on delivering a five-year strategy plan.
Richard Macadie agreed an amicable parting of the ways with Pentland United after reaching the conclusion that he was “playing for the wrong team”.
Graham MacNab believes Staxigoe United can go far in the Highland Amateur Cup after they cruised to victory in their second-round tie at Watten.
Kyle Innes was proud of Acks’ “solid, disciplined performance” as they ran out 4-0 winners on their Highland Amateur Cup trip to Orkney on Saturday.
The boating pond in Thurso was the setting for the annual treasure hunt attended by members, carers and helpers from the Caithness branch of Enable.
Three good causes will benefit from a raffle marking the 40th anniversary of the Eain Mackintosh Cup, with the final at Halkirk next month.
Deveronvale will be Wick Academy’s opponents on the opening day of the 2025/26 Highland League season, followed by a midweek trip to Clachnacuddin.
A group aimed at putting young people in the Highlands at the heart of local decision-making have been sharing their experiences with others.
Opponents of a proposed battery energy storage scheme at Mey have claimed the plan is being “railroaded through” with “minimal oversight”.
The true story of Violet Charlesworth, a notorious Edwardian confidence trickster, is revealed in a new book from Dunbeath-based Whittles Publishing.
Thurso’s historic Masonic hall will be the setting for a community event featuring food stalls as well as art, jewellery and other creations.
Caithness Family History Society’s last meeting before the summer will look at how to make the most of the world’s largest free genealogy resource.
Members of Caithness Vintage Tractor and Machinery Club had a visit to the newly renovated John O’Groats Mill and were shown round by Rognvald Brown.
The company proposing a battery energy storage scheme at Mey has insisted all its projects are “subject to the full planning and regulatory process”.
