Local pupils have been enjoying weekly visits to the Caithness Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) Group over the last school term.
Police were in attendance at a two-vehicle accident which occurred earlier today (Monday) at the crossroads in Watten.
A bomb disposal team were called to an incident in Wick after an unidentified item was discovered yesterday evening near the North Baths.
Highland Council is urging residents in the region not to suffer in silence if they are finding it hard to pay their fuel bills.
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has launched new photography campaign and competition – #ShotOnMyDrone – with some amazing prizes up for grabs.
Rapid Covid-19 community testing will be available at the riverside car park in Wick next week – from Monday to Friday.
A new campaign has been launched across Scotland to urge defibrillator owners to register their devices on a national database to help save lives.
An illustrated talk about the history of the Trinkie will look at changes throughout the decades at the popular outdoor pool in Wick.
A trio of Caithness riders taking part at this year's prestigious Horse of the Year Show all came home with rosettes.
The newly launched Caithness men's group JIM – Join In More – has received a funding boost of £1154 thanks to competitors in the Beast Race.
A talented Halkirk rider is among the top 10 showjumpers competing on the Scottish circuit at her level.
Today marks World Mental Health Day and volunteers and staff from the local support service Listening Ear are available to provide a helping hand.
JIM – a new group for Caithness men – will be starting meetings at Stepping Stones, Thurso, on Monday (October 11) from 7-9pm.
Highlife pools and gyms in Caithness are among those included in a partnership providing free use of leisure facilities across Scotland.
Caithness businesses are among those in the Highlands that could take advantage of growth support funding of up to £40,000.
The new Community Midwifery Unit at Caithness General Hospital, which cost £950,000, is set to open its door for the first time later this month.
Local rescue teams were called out last night (Sunday) following concerns for a person in distress at West Gills.
A major Scottish consortium has confirmed a bid for an Orkney and Caithness offshore wind project which could create skilled jobs at Scrabster.
From prize pedigree bulls to a pooch in a pickle and a surprise ending full of laughter and a few tears tomorrow night's finale is not to be missed.
The Highland Vet – following the work of the dedicated team at DS McGregor & Partners in Thurso – wins TV award beating off stiff competition.
