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A video was posted publicly on social media showing the moment two vessels collided in Wick harbour last week.
Volunteers are being sought for a clean-up event around High Ormlie in Thurso on Saturday (March 22).
A further phase of development is getting underway at Wick Business Park that will support economic growth and strengthen population retention.
A Caithness nursery is celebrating after a recent positive inspection praised the service and the staff.
James Tait from Mey ploughed his way to a respectable third position in a ploughing championship match in England over the first weekend of March.
A Caithness woman claims that a drug given to alleviate her dog’s arthritis has caused serious adverse effects and has launched a petition.
Historic Wick High School buildings are being auctioned for a guide price of just £55,000+ with property development opportunities flagged up.
Two fire engines were seen rushing through Wick earlier this afternoon (March 12) to attend to a burning chimney at Noss Head.
Mackays Hotel in Wick will light up purple to help raise awareness of epilepsy for Purple Day on March 26.
Far north MP Jamie Stone has accused the Scottish Government of failing elderly and vulnerable patients over unacceptable A&E waiting times.
Carol Gunn of Ackergill is buzzing with excitement after winning a gold medal at the Honey Madness Cup in Poland on March 1.
Lyth Arts Centre talks to actor Remi Rachuba in an exclusive interview about his upcoming show ‘Intruder’ this Saturday.
A sparkling new cafe and bar in Thurso have opened and are ready for customers to enjoy snacks and a drink with special discounts available.
Academic reveals disturbing details showing local police guided a Nazi professor to find Caithness travellers in 1938 and conduct experiments.
Community groups and organisations in Caithness can submit expressions of interest for Community Regeneration Funding.
A Caithness-based countryside ranger has outlined issues faced by wildlife from the invasive American mink and steps taken to monitor the creature.
Music, mirth and a special visit from a tiny horse called Mr Bojangles delighted Seaview care home residents at a Wild West-themed event.
Caithness Family History Society will host a special talk in Castletown highlighting the strategic importance of the county in the Second World War.
Members of a Caithness tractor club gathered at Thrumster village hall to present a cheque for £7200 to Scotland's Charity Air Ambulance on Monday.
At a community council meeting in Wick on Monday evening police stats reveal violence, drug possession and drink driving as key issues in the area.
