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Last season was ultimately a disappointing one for Wick Groats, but they got their 2025 campaign off to the ideal start with a 6-0 win at Folke Park.
A suggestion that some flights to and from Orkney could stop off in Wick deserves to be taken seriously, according to far north MP Jamie Stone.
The John O’Groats Book Festival will be holding a series of events under the banner of The Story Circle over the coming months.
Caithness Ladies racked up double figures in their opening SWF Highlands and Islands League Cup tie against Nairn St Ninian in Castletown.
Three players from runners-up Halkirk United have been named in the North Caledonian League’s team of the season for 2024/25.
A rededication ceremony at the Skitten airfield memorial was hailed as “a really fitting tribute” to the 41 men who died in Operation Freshman.
Three friends made the 863-mile end-to-end trip with a fuel consumption figure of 376 miles per gallon using a plug-in hybrid Volkswagen Golf GTE.
Wick manager Gary Manson made it clear that “you never stop planning” as he confirmed that preparations are well in hand for the 2025/26 campaign.
Wick Academy U18s were hailed as an “exceptional group” after securing the SHFL Under 18 North title. They now face a play-off with the East winners.
An Aberdeenshire-based oilfield equipment firm with premises in Caithness has begun its 10th anniversary year with record levels of new business.
Young people from across the Highlands are being given a chance to play their part in improving opportunities in rural areas.
Residents of Wick’s Seaview House care home have been finding out what it’s like to be part of the fire and rescue service on a visit to Thurso.
A gift from a Thurso care home will ensure extra cosiness for those being taken out on trishaw rides by local volunteers from Cycling Without Age.
Keiss will be adopting the “one game at a time” approach as they adjust to life in the top flight of Caithness amateur football this summer.
The eastern end of High Street in Wick has been dug up for gas diversion works ahead of the installation of rising bollards next month.
Performances and results over the past two or three months demonstrate that progress has been made by Wick Academy this season, Gary Manson has said.
An approach has been made to Loganair asking whether flights to and from Orkney can stop off at Wick, to boost connectivity for Caithness.
Caithness Ladies play their opening cup match at home to Nairn St Ninian on Sunday, a fortnight after starting their league campaign with a win.
New volunteers are needed to give a helping hand at Mary Ann’s Cottage when it opens for the 2025 summer season.
Maree Todd says she understands the frustration felt by communities over the “reckless behaviour” of a minority of drivers using the North Coast 500.
