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The issue of the lack of printing facilities at Caithness libraries is now being resolved after a recent article highlighted the problem.
Cats Protection charity volunteers have been busy with a special pop-up table at a Wick pet shop.
There has been further coaching success for the Thurso-based Pentland Canoe Club with members achieving significant awards.
Retired Thurso High School teacher and former Wick resident, Julie Adams, has just published her seventh novel.
Caithness councillors who backed a motion that would see Highland Council broken up shared their thoughts after the plan was narrowly defeated.
A Hampshire man is hunting for the lost medals of his late grandfather who witnessed terrible scenes at a Nazi concentration camp at the end of WW2.
Award-winning Scottish theatre company Frozen Charlotte brought a family-friendly Christmas show ‘Too Many Penguins’ to Lyth Arts Centre last week.
Award-winning novelist Ewan Morrison from Wick has been lauded by eminent critics for his latest book due out in March 2025.
There is a free screening of an immersive and visionary eco film by Caithness man Jim Sutherland at Lyth Arts Centre on Friday evening.
Caithness rail passengers who attempt to travel without paying the correct fare are warned that ScotRail will be clamping down on such activities.
The magic of pantomime comes to Thurso once again with Thurso Players’ production of Peter Pan this week.
Santa and his elves brought cheer to the streets of Lybster, delighting residents and many children thanks to a local shop.
Foul weather kept many folks off Thurso’s streets but it was a different story within the many shops that celebrated Christmas Fun Day.
A Caithness-based filmmaker talked of the ‘significant milestone’ in his career to have been selected for a prestigious short film scheme.
A Wick musician followed on from last year’s Christmas song with another festive cracker by his band Alba Tudashi called ‘Now It Is Christmas Time’.
Fury erupted at a meeting of Thurso Community Council with a member of the public leaving in tears and the atmosphere described as ‘confrontational’.
A Dunbeath-based publisher has an intriguing new book by the famous Nessie hunter Adrian Shine called ‘A Natural History of Sea Serpents’.
A Caithness man talked about being on an endless paperchase as he takes the operator of the local libraries to task over its lack of printers.
A Caithness woman combines professional modelling and a love of horses for her 2025 charity calendar now on sale.
On Saturday and Sunday (December 7-8) there will be a special Christmas craft fair in the Royal British Legion Scotland’s Thurso branch.
