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High Life Highland shared stories of how cardiac rehabilitation classes in Thurso helped many Caithness residents recover from heart conditions.
A special commemorative bench in Thurso has been brought back to good functional order thanks to dedicated volunteers from a local heritage group.
The public can discuss the case for fair maternity healthcare in Caithness at special human rights events in Wick and Thurso.
Numerous local reports were received by the Groat of a bright comet seen over Caithness that glowed green and white and left a smoky trail.
The operator of Dounreay’s nuclear site seeks a specialist contractor to freshen up its iconic dome with a lick of paint.
A 53-year-old man is due in court today after being arrested in connection with various offences that led to a massive manhunt last week.
Wick police report shows a ‘noticeable uplift in the amount of persons being arrested’ with January crime stats revealed.
Hit BBC One show ‘Sort Your Life Out’ is back and looking for families or shared households in Caithness to take part in a future series.
A colourful array of textiles wowed those attending an exhibition of works at Thurso Art Gallery in a collaborative show led by artist Laura O’Kane.
Extensive roadworks to make Halkirk one of the best areas for broadband have come at a price for one local man.
After an article was published about a Wick outdoor swimming pool desperately seeking funding a breakthrough occurred thanks to a local optician.
Caithness cats will benefit thanks to the fundraising efforts of a charity that has raised over £3000 to help the county’s felines.
Caithness Family History Society’s February meeting will feature a presentation by a senior conservator with the Highland Archive Service.
Some rarely seen works by the late Thurso artist Barrogill Keith are available to purchase as high-quality prints with all proceeds going to charity.
A community-based arts installation for families to share their creativity is planned for Thurso beach with a special flag waving event.
A mass killer with Caithness connections is the subject of a new book called Six Little Heads: The 1905 Amesbury Murders.
A heavy police presence continues on the outskirts of Wick after a manhunt was launched yesterday afternoon when a driver absconded after a crash.
Police were desperately searching for a driver that crashed into one of their vehicles around the Hempriggs area just south of Wick on Thursday.
New year, new interest or maybe just an opportunity to share your love of poetry with a new group meeting at St John’s Church in Wick.
A taxi firm boss was at his wit’s end after a 20-minute wait for temporary traffic lights to change at 2am on a quiet weekday in Wick town centre.
