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Far north MSP Maree Todd has again defended the controversial decision to axe the consultant-led maternity service in Wick.
A renewed push to resurrect Bower Community Council is being made at the village’s annual show on Saturday.
Caithness men continued their preparations for the new rugby season with a home friendly run-out against neighbours Orkney in Thurso at the weekend.
The Greens shipped a heavy loss in their first pre-season outing when they succumbed 96-28 away to a strong Highland Seconds in Inverness.
A 60-year Wick Gala link was bridged earlier this week when the present queen rubbed shoulders with the star of the 1964 pageant.
Cyclist Charles Fletcher blazed his way to his third track title at Saturday's Halkirk Highland Games. See all the news and results here
Highland Council is being challenged to “come clean” on the process that has led to the closure of the Avonlea children’s centre in Wick.
Thurso provost Struan Mackie is relieved that Thurso’s three primary schools are all part of Highland Council’s £100 million masterplan for the town.
A Thurso primary’s end-of-term trip to a nature reserve was almost scuppered after the train they planned to take failed to run.
Community representatives are continuing to press for overnight respite care to be restored at Thor House in Thurso.
A multinational’s bid to develop the far north’s first commercial solar farm has elicited a mixed response from Thurso Community Council.
A Thurso community councillor claims her area is being given short shrift by the clutch of ongoing and planned wind farm and power line upgrades.
A U-TURN over controversial plans to create a laydown area for wind farm parts in a field on the edge of Thurso has been hailed as “common sense”..
Opposition is mounting to a proposal to create a laydown area for wind farm components in a field on the north-west fringe of Thurso.
Repairs to the pot-holed surface of Thurso's Co-op car park, recently compared to an open-cast mine, could be in the offing.
Community representatives in Thurso are on the warpath over the unkempt state of public green areas in the town.
Thurso's Tanyard public toilets have fully reopened again after the installation of a self-locking system.
Mobile average speed cameras are to be deployed for the first time in Caithness, on part of the A836, west of Thurso.
Opponents are ramping up their campaign to stymie SSE’s plans to create a turbine storage area on the north western outskirts of Thurso.
Last weekend’s Come Ashore Cup, run by Caithness Rugby Club, is set to net more than £14,000 for two mental health and wellbeing charities.
