Local firefighters tackled a blaze which quickly took hold at Thurso moors yesterday afternoon and continued into the evening.
Although Wick Gala Week will not go ahead again this year some online events are in the pipeline due to public demand.
Marrellian Majorettes have put together a video to be released tomorrow night to mark what should have been the opening of Wick Gala Week.
Bower Young Farmers were delighted to claim the overall second place in the Highland Rally held by the SAYFC at the Black Isle Showfield on Saturday.
The committee behind restoration plans at the Trinkie are delighted that work has already started at the popular outdoor pool in Wick.
Caithness Riding Club enjoyed good weather for the summer show at the weekend, held at Netherton Farm, Bilbster.
Concern has been expressed about Network Rail incorrectly naming a bridge in Thurso as Jumperbank instead of Juniper Bank.
The Trinkie Heritage Preservation Group have been awarded nearly £20,000 from the Beatrice Partnership Fund for essential repairs at the outdoor pool.
A new Caithness Highland Gin and tonic sorbet has gone down a treat at John O'Groats with customers queueing up to get a taste.
Two competitive event riders who swapped their horses for bikes have completed their cycle from Land's End to John O'Groats.
A 63-year-old former advertising executive living with Parkinson’s aims to run 895 miles from John O’Groats to Land’s End.
Leading charities are urging Thurso and Wick shoppers to donate food at their local Tesco to help support children and families across the UK.
The drive to make Scotland’s fishing industry safer has had a welcome boost thanks to funding announced by the Scottish Government today (Friday).
Nine-year-old Ella Budge was delighted to get the chance to tackle her longest hack to date when she joined Elsa Kent on The Climate Ride.
Dounreay-based CNC officers showed their respect to the NHS on Monday – the first NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers’ Day.
Summer visitors are being asked to respect Scotland’s reservoirs and behave responsibly around them during the holiday period.
After a break of over a year the Caithness Riding for the Disabled (RDA) Group was able to get back into action before the summer holiday break.
Fuelled by peanut butter, Jamie Ramsay – dubbed Scotland's Forrest Gump – arrived in Caithness today as part of his nuttiest challenge to date.
Two Caithness riders jumped their way to victory at Burgie Horse Trials this month taking home first prizes in their respective classes.
Perfect summer weather conditions meant for a very successful Caithness Riding Club camp at the weekend.
