Did council's "overinflated figures" for running costs lead to the closure of village's public toilets?
This scale model of a WW2 era bomber was recently given to Wick airport as a tribute to the crew who died on Scaraben East in 1941.
A group of concerned parents gathered with local children to protest about the "deteriorating state" of Green Road play park in Wick.
This Highland Teeswater lamb carries a very big "X" across her head – reminiscent of the national flag of Scotland.
A community payback officer talked at a recent meeting about what offenders can give back to their local area.
A THURSO based organisation has secured a huge financial boost with a government grant.
Workers in Thurso celebrated World Down’s Syndrome Day and raised almost £2000 for charity.
Come and help clean up Achvarasdal broch this Sunday.
A celebration at Wick Library of four decades on the road and spreading the word.
It's a rare occasion when triplets are born – especially in the world of cattle breeding.
THE Pilot House at Wick's Braehead was targeted by vandals late on Tuesday evening.
Vandalised bus shelter in Wick condemned by local man as possibly "the worst" in the county.
Is there a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow? Might be if you're passing through Wick.
The Caithness Disabled Access Panel is surveying accessible toilets in the county.
Thousands of people descended upon Wick’s community campus on Saturday for the finale of the Caithness International Science Festival 2019.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency has issued a special safety bulletin to all mariners.
This stuffed polar bear seems a bit out of place in this snapshot from Wick last week.
With the opening of the UK's first Newton Room, Thurso can truly say it is at the forefront of advancing education in the sciences.
NEW lampposts in a Caithness village have been criticised for illuminating the roofs of houses more than the pavement below.
TechFest is in Caithness this week (March 19 - 23) to teach kids facts and fun at the current science festival.
