Residents are being urged to oppose large-scale energy projects that will “scar the landscape” while allegedly bringing no benefit to the county.
Wick’s Santaland attraction will no longer take place, and it is even possible there will be no festive lights at all when Christmas 2026 arrives.
Billy Sutherland has said all the hours spent training and travelling have “definitely been worth it” after an encouraging start to the season.
Helen Allan has been hailed as “an inspiration and a role model” after it was announced that she will be stepping down as chairperson of TCDT.
A total of 480 public-spirited citizens – most of them children – played their part in this year’s springtime litter-picking events in the Wick area.
Caithness Rural Transport is holding a car treasure hunt this Saturday, starting at the Pulteney Centre, to raise funds towards community buses.
The volunteers responsible for Wick’s colourful array of flower tubs have been recognised for their efforts in a national competition.
Residents, staff and guests at Seaview House care home recreated the spirit of 1945 as they joined together in a VE Day 80th anniversary celebration.
Lewis Gallacher was disappointed with the manner of High Ormlie Hotspur’s defeat to Pentland United but is adamant that it won’t define their season.
Pentland United extended their 100 per cent start to the county league season by seeing off their closest challengers High Ormlie Hotspur in Thurso.
Members of the Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council will be able to have a sneak preview of the town’s new banking hub later this month.
Wick’s award-winning campsite has seen a “whopping” increase in bookings this season, with visitors leaving a series of glowing reviews.
Players and officials of Staxigoe United have shown their gratitude for a £500 donation from the Johnnie Robertson memorial bowls day last year.
Three Wick swimmers attended the Scottish national age-group championships at Aberdeen Sports Village as part of the Highland Swim Team.
Eight Caithness teams reached round two of the Highland Amateur Cup after an action-packed day that included a dramatic comeback for Halkirk.
The MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross is worried that over 13,000 homes in the Highland region are still using Radio Teleswitch Service meters.
The dangers faced by fishermen, and the emotional consequences for families after tragedies at sea, were underlined at a service in Wick on Sunday.
A Thurso care home played its part in the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe by hosting a 1940s-style afternoon tea party.
Eight Caithness teams reached round two of the Highland Amateur Cup after an action-packed day that included a dramatic comeback for Halkirk.
A rarely seen psychological thriller made in Caithness almost half a century ago is to be screened in Thurso at the end of this month.