Those who attended the surfing championships at the weekend have been asked to do a lateral flow test after a competitor displayed Covid-19 symptoms.
Craig McLachlan (16) clinched the open title at this weekend's Scottish National Surfing Championships after achieving the highest score in the final.
As part of Scottish Careers Week, Skills Development Scotland has a nationwide online session for parents and carers of school leavers on Wednesday.
Four positive cases of Covid-19 have been comfirmed at Pennyland Primary School, Thurso, this week.
The Scottish National Surfing Championships 2021got off to a start at Thurso East today with the local club being well represented.
The redesign of health services in Caithness take a step forward this month when initial agreement is presented to NHS Highland Board for sign off.
A former Royal Navy veteran will reach Caithness this week as he makes his way round the coast of Britain undertaking a very challenging walk.
Thurso in Colour is to receive £250 from the Cairn Housing Association community fund towards a tree planting project in the town's Sir John's Square.
Now the clocks have gone back local residents may find they are entitled to cash from the UK Government's Cold Weather Payment scheme.
Three high-performing sporting aces from Caithness are among a group of 14 in the Highlands who have been awarded grants from a SportScotland scheme.
A green-fingered volunteer is hoping to restore the Marie Curie daffodil fields in Thurso by planting 400 spring flower bulbs.
Soldier silhouettes from Wick's World War II pillbox museum are to take pride of place in the town during the annual remembrance commemorations.
If you go down to the woods at Forse of Nature you're in for a big surprise – ghostly apparitions set up among the trees are proving a big hit.
The Scottish SPCA are seeking a home for a long term resident in the care of their local animal rescue and rehoming centre this spooky season.
Caithness Riding Club had a great turnout of riders for a fun jumping event at the indoor school, Halkirk, on Saturday.
Caithness Family History Society (CFHS) will discover some interesting facts about the sites to be found along Wick Bay during next month's meeting.
Following hot on the heels of the Climate Change Conference, the Highland Council’s focus is now shifting to participating in the COP26 event.
Over 30 entrants will take part in the 35th Latheron Parish Ploughing Association competition near Watten on Saturday.
Rain failed to deter a good number of riders from taking part in a recent competition held at Sibster Mains, Wick
Drivers were being diverted this afternoon after a one vehicle crash on the main road between Wick and Watten.