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On Tuesday (July 22), a milestone was marked with kilts, cake, and camaraderie, as a Wick care home resident and navy veteran celebrated his 100th.
With two of the King’s works on show along with 120 local artists, the Society of Caithness Artists was proud to host its 90th year celebration.
Police Scotland sends a warning to those in Caithness viewing sexual images of children and using technology to contact kids to get help now.
A local community advocate pulled together a group of volunteers to clear weeds and algae from Thurso boating pond at the weekend.
A special correspondence came in from Thurso High School student reporters Maisie Swart and Lily-Rose Carlise, about a Battle of the Bands event.
A Land’s End to John O’Groats runner dropped by Watten to be interviewed on the last leg of his mammoth run for the Homeless World Cup Foundation.
Primary 7 pupils at Mount Pleasant enjoyed a truly star-studded evening to mark the school’s end-of-year celebration and awards night.
After 25 years of business and surviving a disaster at her workplace, a Thurso artist is delighted to be shortlisted for a major award.
A rare 47-year-old single malt called Polaris from the makers of Old Pulteney whisky is expected to hit the dizzying heights of £40,000 at auction.
Saturday’s Caithness Show saw a great variety of dogs and their handlers come forward to be judged at its annual dog show competition.
A Caithness midwife, still working at the age of 75, was honoured by an invitation to meet King Charles III at a royal event in Edinburgh.
A Caithness midwife, still working at the age of 75, was honoured by an invitation to meet King Charles III at a royal event in Edinburgh.
Few major issues were recorded in a police report for the Wick and east Caithness ward for May.
A Thurso community advocate seeks volunteers to help clear the town’s boating pond this Sunday (July 20) at 11am.
Far north MP Jamie Stone raised his concern in parliament regarding the five-week wait for Universal Credit.
Thurso Players is putting on its annual children’s performance, Whoops XXVII and the Enchanted Stage, this Friday and Saturday at the Mill Theatre.
A Wick teen given a 20 per cent chance of survival after her brain swelled to life-threatening size has shared her remarkable recovery journey
The landowners of ground proposed for a controversial extension to Pulteney Distillery in Wick have hit back at objectors.
A pressure group promoting the far north railway line held its AGM and conference in Wick at the Norseman Hotel on Friday, July 4.
As holidaymakers flock to beaches across Caithness, a summer safety campaign from HM Coastguard urges visitors to stay safe with some rules to follow.
