The new president of Rosebank Bowling Club in Wick welcomed members to witness the throwing of the first jack of the season on Saturday afternoon.
A Wick-based amateur dramatic group paid a visit to the local archives near the town’s airport on April 10.
Wick Players drama group gifted a historic Highland Dancing Cup, dating back over 50 years, to the local community.
Local drama group, Wick Players, says it is 'putting community centre stage’ and has donated 81 items of vintage clothing to Wick Heritage Museum.
An academic study of the historic cave dwellers of Caithness reveals little-known details of the people who called these inhospitable places home.
The small blue butterfly will be celebrated and work done to preserve its habitat highlighted at an event at Castlehill Heritage Centre on May 12.
Craft from the Croft Caithness, has been running workshops for beginners and lapsed sewers with the aim of getting people into sewing.
Lyth model and horse trainer Natalie Oag delighted children and disabled adults with a special liberty display at the weekend.
Miller Academy Primary was an extra busy school on two recent Wednesdays, due to 60 family members volunteering to read to the children.
Mystery surrounds a gold ring found in a kindling bag at Dunnet Community Forest (DCF) and how it got there.
A Wick nurse was shocked to find a memorial bench dedicated to her late father lying in pieces after an apparent attack by vandals.
A Wick man has received recognition as a pioneering young scientist and will head to the US for a research programme.
Bower-based Norscot is set to showcase its expertise at a prestigious show in Glasgow.
Lyth Arts Centre (LAC) says it is excited to host a special theatre show featuring performers aged over 50.
Lybster primary school and nursery class were assessed by inspectors with key strengths and areas to be improved highlighted.
A village community group is hosting a free singalong event featuring the popular musical Mamma Mia.
Controversial fencing in the centre of Thurso has been condemned as, not just an eyesore, but a hazard for pedestrians, especially the disabled.
Local volunteers have made a great difference to Wick’s riverside after scraping back and relaying paths for walkers in the scenic area.
The archaeological dig at Sarclet for the remains of a 15th-century stronghold called Thurster Tower has started up again this year.
Last month saw Wick-based gymnastics club members attend their first competitions of 2024 and achieve great success.
