A Thurso-born pilot has been promoted to a senior rank in the Royal Canadian Air Force as commander of the “Thunderbirds” squadron.
Developers of a proposed giant offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth have begun a detailed investigation of the seabed.
A small band of volunteers helped make improvements to the community forest at Rumster ahead of a family event next month.
Around a mile of the A9 south of Thurso is due to be resurfaced.
Wick remains a key airport for the Highlands and Islands as passenger numbers rose due to the impact of scheduled passenger services in the last year.
Scottish Water staff are repairing a burst water main that is affecting water supplies in Thurso.
People are being advised to keep themselves and their pets away from algal scum in the water at Loch Watten as a precautionary measure.
Twelve youngsters from across Caithness and Sutherland have headed off for the adventure of a lifetime to join the Tall Ships Races.
A planned high-voltage undersea connection between Caithness and Aberdeenshire has seen a major step forward with deals struck in the supply chain.
People are being urged to help out at the most northerly parkrun on the British mainland.
Keen walkers across the Highlands are being urged to step up to lead health walks in the region.
A Caithness army cadet will assist Viscount John Thurso, the Lord-Lieutenant of Caithness, in his duties after being appointed to a year-long role.
A Thurso-based environmental scientist has been awarded the title of associate professor by the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI).
Pupils in Thurso have wished a fond farewell to their depute head teacher who retired at the end of term after a long stint with the school.
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The record for the warmest night in Wick for the month of June was surpassed during the recent hot spell in Caithness.
Work to transform the historic mill at John O'Groats has been bolstered with a further injection of cash from the UK government.
Lybster Primary has become the first accredited Reading School in Caithness, and the first in the Highland region to achieve Silver status.
A Caithness Young Farmers group celebrated in style after marking the 100th year since the organisation was formed in the county with a national prize
A total of 18 anglers gathered at the Brown Trout Hotel in Watten for the weigh-in of Dounreay Fly Fishing Association's all-night competition.
