The annual vintage and classic rally at John O’Groats will have some additional features and activities for visitors this year.
Caithness were beaten at home for the second week in a row as Sutherland ran out 5-1 winners in Sunday’s SWF Highlands and Islands League clash.
Top Joe’s got their first win of the season in Caithness AFA Division Two with a 3-2 victory away to table-topping Keiss.
Calls for a nuclear revival in Scotland – including the possibility of a new Dounreay reactor – have been dismissed as “folly” and a “mad delusion”.
Walking charity Paths for All is publicising National Walking Month this May with a scheme that recognises the importance of staff being active.
Kevin Anderson got the reaction he was looking for as Wick Groats powered past High Ormlie Hotspur in their Colin Macleod Memorial Cup semi-final.
Liam Sutherland praised the battling qualities shown by under-strength High Ormlie as they were knocked out of the Colin Macleod Memorial Cup.
The Highlands and Islands Climate Festival will return in September to promote community climate action across the region.
National Fishing Remembrance Day will highlight the need to ensure the safety of those who rely on the sea for their livelihood, says Jackie Dodds.
The Seafarers Memorial was the backdrop as Wick played its part in a new commemoration of those who have lost their lives in the fishing industry.
The charity at the forefront of Wick’s town centre lanes project has thanked local residents for playing their part in the design process.
Woodturning enthusiasts in Caithness will celebrate a 20-year anniversary by holding a demonstration day at Castlehill Heritage Centre on May 25.
Places of interest around Sandside, Reay, have been highlighted in a new illustrated sign thanks to Caithness West Community Council.
Wick-born author Dorothy Stewart (née Miller) is celebrating her 75th birthday with the publication of her 15th book, entitled Loose Ends.
A free event in Wick St Fergus Church Hall on May 25 will be a showcase for local community groups and the wide-ranging work they do.
Halkirk’s under-14 footballers have received a new set of strips sponsored by local firm J&G Sutherland.
Mark Rouse has been praised for his contribution to Dounreay after it was announced he will leave his job as managing director after four years.
Community councillors are requesting a tidy-up at an unsightly piece of land in Wick town centre where an eyesore building was demolished in 2020.
Second division side Halkirk face by far the longest journey of the 10 Caithness clubs in action in Saturday’s Highland Amateur Cup first-round ties.
Caithness Ladies will be missing a few key players when they take on Buckie, but Tom McKenna sees it as a chance for others in the squad to step up.
