After a social media post declared that a popular craft event at Watten Village Hall was in need of a new organiser, Glyn Salisbury stepped in.
A new guide has been released to provide resources and support systems for the community during the winter months.
A new page has been set up on Facebook for a monthly craft fair at Watten village hall.
Caithness Family History Society’s first meeting of 2024 is on January 9 and on the topic of brochs.
ScotRail is steaming into 2024 with scores of vacancies set to be filled as part of its biggest recruitment drive in years.
Wick's Pulteneytown People's Project (PPP) outlined some of the extra services it will be delivering this year for families with children.
Bike owners are urged to ensure their cycles are registered on a national database so they can be reunited with them if they are lost or stolen.
Agricultural workers in Caithness affected by high energy costs and cost-of-living issues can apply for Help for Heating grants.
The KW1 Kool Water Sw1mmers group laid aside their Christmas puddings to take a festive dip in the cold waters of Ackergill harbour on December 25.
As we approach Hogmanay, Caithness residents should understand the laws and potential fines associated with using fireworks
A huge convoy of over 60 tractors decorated with Christmas lights went through Watten last night and headed towards its finishing point at Wick.
The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for a period of sleet and snow across Caithness that may bring some travel disruption on Saturday.
Thurso residents are now busy picking up the pieces after flooding issues on the back of Storm Gerrit. What is the root cause of the problem?
Sinéad Hargan and Helen Moore have taken up the co-directorship at Lyth Arts Centre while Charlotte Mountford is on parental leave.
SSEN reported five unplanned power outages across Caithness at 3pm today as Storm Gerrit brought chaos to the county.
Caithness residents sent in images of the strange colourful clouds seen on Christmas Eve but the phenomenon comes at a price to the planet.
A feud has erupted in Ackergill after several residents claim to have been terrorised by pedigree dogs that escape from their owner's garden.
The Met Office says that the likelihood of impacts from Storm Gerrit has been increased, particularly across Caithness.
A Thurso mum with a severely autistic boy hit back at Highland Council's 'insulting twaddle' with regard to its policy on local respite care.
Santa and Mrs Claus brought their busy festive season to a close on Christmas Day with surprise visits to two Caithness care homes.
