THE Duke of Rothesay kept tradition alive when he attended Mey Games on Saturday.
NEW traffic-calming measures have been introduced in Wick in an attempt to curb antisocial driving.
A NORTH MSP claims the current Westminster Government has not acted to lower unemployment in Caithness.
LOCAL firms need to be ready to grab a piece of the action as the Highland Council lines up potential construction contracts worth around £57 million…
Revellers travelling to the Belladrum festival this weekend will have the opportunity to experience a redefined live music experience courtesy of a group…
SPEED bumps are to be installed outside the Norseman Hotel in Wick in a bid to crack down on the “cultural scourge” of antisocial drivers plaguing guests…
SUNSHINE, fireworks and new events helped the annual Wick Gala to be a knockout success. Organising committee chairwoman Donna Plowman hailed the week-long…
A HIGHLAND Council mix-up left people in Wick following yellow brick lanes this week.
THE group responsible for Wick’s flower baskets is going for gold this year with its second entry to the Scotland in Bloom competition. Volunteers have…
KNIGHTS of the Round Table, Oompa-Loompas and a box of Chocolate Fingers marched through Wick on Saturday night, which signalled only one thing – it’s…
Paddling in Caithness has been given a boost after a local canoe club received funding to help get new equipment.
THERE was a "dram" good achievement on Sunday as a strong turnout ensured Thurso’s 21st annual charity Comm Bar walk was a resounding success.
A CAITHNESS couple are planning to "get their motor running" and "head out on the highway" next week to raise money for two local causes.
A THURSO businessman has described the “longest five or 10 minutes” of his life as he watched his business go up in flames earlier this week.
‘DONALD Campbell of Caithness has single-handedly helped change the rules.”
A CAITHNESS woman hit the headlines in the last-ever issue of the News of the World – for all the right ?reasons.
A LOCAL lifeboat crew had to be towed to safety on Saturday – after their raft sank during a race at Thurso’s annual Lifeboat Fair Day.
‘LAND ahoy!” That was the shout given as sail boats from the John O’Groats arts project cast onto the waters of the Pentland Firth started washing ashore.
CAITHNESS music fans have been warned about the dangers of buying nonexistent tickets for Beauly’s Belladum Tartan Heart Festival. Festival organiser…
PRIME Minister David Cameron has been challenged over the closure of Wick’s passport office – a move which has left one Thurso teenager facing a 300-mile…
