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Invited guests watched as Lord Thurso unveiled the North Coast Visitor Centre’s latest acquisition, a Pictish stone that had undergone restoration.
A ‘merry band of artisans’ will descend on Scrabster Village Hall on Saturday, July 5, as part of a special afternoon fair with tea and crafts.
Second cannabis farm discovered after raid at same site in January 2023. No arrests made and mystery surrounds the former government offices in Wick.
Witnesses saw officers from around eight police vehicles conduct a drugs raid at a former social security office in Wick on Wednesday evening.
A Dunnet Community Forest project supporting the rare small blue butterfly is getting national attention this weekend on the BBC’s Countryfile show.
A solicitor’s practice with offices in Wick and Thurso is heading south of the border to set up a base in the centre of London.
Wick High School has come down hard on the use of mobile phones in the classroom by prohibiting their use by pupils in the school and on its grounds.
Some drivers around Watten were perplexed over road signs showing a strange mix of English and Gaelic.
Lyth Arts Centre’s ‘Between Two Beaches’ programme celebrates the centre's unique location between two of the county's most beautiful beaches.
The incredible story of how a memorial stone for a long-dead cat became an internet sensation and raised funds for a Thurso charity shop.
Mackays Hotel in Wick is celebrating its 70th year in business with a bumper programme of hotel-hosted food, drink and entertainment events.
A Wick-raised author has topped the Amazon bestseller charts this week with a chilling new book about Scotland’s most shocking murders.
A celebratory lunch was held at the Norseman Hotel on Tuesday, May 6, to mark the 50th anniversary of a Wick company.
Three very big-hearted young brothers raising charity money in memory of their beloved grandad have already hit 500 per cent above their target.
A Caithness-based weather pundit says that this month could be the driest on record as little rain is expected over the next fortnight.
The night sky took centre stage with the opening of the Night Skies Photography Competition Exhibition and prizegiving at Thurso Art Gallery.
A special whist drive held in Murkle Hall raised £422 for Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance.
Proud Caithness grandparents of identical twins were delighted that they were invited to Westminster Abbey for the VE Day 80 celebrations.
Lybster had a day of fun and laughter as many turned out in the sunshine to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
The sun shone brightly at Halkirk on Saturday for the official unveiling of an expertly carved replica of an ancient Pictish stone in Thurso’s museum.
