A CAITHNESS teenager is set to become a well-known face in the Philippines after moving there almost a year ago.
That was the finding of a survey which was carried out by consultants One Point Three Ltd after concerns were raised about safety performance at the plant.
A BOOK featuring the work of Wick artist Ian Charles Scott is about to be published in America.
A CAITHNESS engineering firm is to create four new jobs after securing work in the renewable and oil and gas industries.
A BID is being made to restore a Caithness war memorial which commemorates the sacrifices made by local men at historic battles such as Waterloo, Trafalgar…
That is the warning made this week by the GMB union which has accused the agencies responsible for getting work into the area of blowing "a lot of hot…
THE first maintenance contract secured by Scrabster harbour since its £20 million redevelopment was yesterday described as "a positive and promising…
A TOP detective who came from Caithness and investigated some of the most famous crimes in the Victorian era is to be the subject of a new book.
ALMOST £1 million is to be made available to Highland Council to help people in the north who have been affected by changes to housing benefit.
A TOTAL of £3500 has been raised for charity by two Caithness women who lost "a special friend" to cancer last year.
A CAITHNESS charity worker has spoken about the political turmoil which is engulfing Egypt and has resulted in the deaths of at least 50 people.
A WICK district heating scheme has been hailed as a trailblazer in Scotland by Scottish Energy Minister Fergus Ewing.
THE far north economy suffered "a big blow" yesterday when it was confirmed Caithness Stone Industries Ltd has been placed in administration. The move…
THE ashes of a local man have been laid to rest in a poignant ceremony off the Caithness coast – fulfilling his last wish.
WORKERS at Caithness Stone Industries Ltd face an uncertain future after the company was placed in administration.
A CAITHNESS engineering firm, which was in financial trouble has been taken over, saving 26 local jobs.
THE closure of DR Simpson in Wick and Jim Bews in Thurso was yesterday described as “a real shame” by a local business leader.
TWO well-known Caithness shops are to close today with the loss of 18 jobs.
Alison Sutherland, who lives with her husband Jon and family in South Street, Keiss, spoke about the battle her son Alex had to survive. He only weighed…
