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Apprenticeship opportunities at Dounreay are being highlighted with a total of 23 new roles being recruited for at the former nuclear power test site.
The opening of the Forss River for the 2025 season took place on Tuesday, on a cold and overcast morning.
John Davidson looks at the anniversary of Scotland’s ‘right to roam’ being enshrined in law, and says access to the outdoors is vital to our wellbeing
Long hours are nothing new to those working in the farming industry, but poor mental health is the “biggest hidden problem”, a new survey has found.
Residents at a far north care home found their sea legs with a memorable visit to the Wick lifeboat.
The 2nd Thurso and Reay Beaver Scouts joined together for a cultural weekend outing by visiting the North Coast Visitor Centre.
Scottish Water says it has completed a significant upgrade to the network in Thurso ahead of schedule.
A member of a well-respected Caithness farming family is to judge pedigree bulls and females at a royal occasion.
Families in Caithness and north Sutherland are being invited to a special cinema screening – at no cost to them.
Quoybrae, Aberdeen and Northern Marts on Monday sold 361 store cattle and 2085 store and prime sheep, and feeding ewes and rams.
The future of Caithness will be in focus at a series of “masterplanning” events in the county over the coming month.
The Highland festival brings together talks, films, activities and adventures. John Davidson looks ahead to a long weekend of motivational fun
A Highland Council scheme to bring unoccupied council homes back into use is said to be making good progress in Caithness.
North Highland Harriers have started off 2025 with two trail runs at Melvich and near Wick.
Seaview Care Home in Wick hosted a heart-warming and lively Robert Burns celebration bringing together residents, families and friends.
The 2nd Thurso Beavers welcomed Martin Sinclair from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary at Dounreay.
Four new charities have been selected to benefit from a share of hundreds of thousands of pounds likely to be raised at this year’s Highland Cross.
Forest trails lead off from the Rogie Falls car park, where John Davidson goes in search of a route beyond the dramatic river crossing
Children at a Caithness primary school and nursery have been bringing their learning to life by escaping the classroom.
The mother of a Wick toddler killed in a devastating car crash in Caithness has said it is “shocking” that the driver was not jailed.
