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The owners of a Caithness drinks business have gained B Corp accreditation, recognising their environmental and social credentials.
Dounreay’s 70th anniversary is being marked by the release of a new book about the site and what it has meant for the Caithness community.
Social history is the dominant theme in The Atomics: The Story of Dounreay’s People, a new book marking the 70th anniversary of the nuclear site.
A military historian has spoken of the “phenomenal” level of interest in Operation Freshman, the ill-fated mission launched from Caithness in 1942.
Seafarers of all ages were welcomed aboard the Isabella Fortuna as the Wick Society’s boat section hosted a pirate-themed day on the historic vessel.
Castletown manager Tom McKenna praised his players for an “exceptional” performance as they progressed to their third county final of the season.
Two footballing brothers from Wick staged a memorial match in honour of their late father – and ended up with a new member of the family.
A set of Russian dolls took the top trophy in the Wick Gala Week children’s fancy-dress parade at the Braehead on Tuesday evening.
In his new book The View from the Shoulder, surfing journalist Roger Cox looks at how Thurso went from being ‘under the radar’ to a leading venue.
Members of Caithness Vintage Tractor and Machinery Club joined in a memorial tractor run as a tribute to Brian Polson, their former vice-chairman.
Staff at the BT call centre in Thurso selected three good causes to benefit from their charity fund, with Cycling Without Age being one of them.
Kyle Innes praised his Acks team for coming through “a real test of character” as they boosted their play-off hopes with a 1-0 victory over Pentland.
The commitment of a Thurso lifeboat stalwart who “has lived and breathed the RNLI” was recognised during this week’s royal visit to Scrabster.
The King wished a happy birthday to Dounreay after hearing about its importance to Caithness over the past 70 years and the site clean-up programme.
Goalkeeper Connor Dunnett was the hero as Pentland United sealed their place in the Highland Amateur Cup semi-finals by beating Avoch on penalties.
A plea has been made for former railway workers’ cottages in the Flow Country to be given official recognition for their historic importance.
Wick Academy will try to end a 13-year wait this weekend by picking up an away win on the opening day of the Highland League season.
The Stabbies are the only Caithness team left in this season’s Highland Amateur Cup and they can expect a tough test against Avoch on Saturday.
Kevin Anderson accepts that the county league title race is effectively finished despite Wick Groats’ 4-2 victory over table-topping Pentland United.
More than 40 volunteers rallied round to give Wick its summer spruce-up, ensuring the town would be looking its best for the County Show and gala.
