CAITHNESS is hoping to make a mark in the shinty world in 2015 as the county’s only club enters a tournament for the first time.
AN elderly man was rushed to hospital after he was injured when a log rolled off a fire on to a rug and set his living room on fire.
WICK’s Hogmanay street party was almost cancelled hours before it was due to go ahead because of a lack of volunteers.
CAITHNESS will become the first mainland county in Scotland to have an official flag and the public will decide what it will be!
WICK Harbour has experienced two of its busiest months in recent years thanks to developments in the renewable industry and the export of resources from…
BOSSES at Dounreay have refused to answer claims that they have tried to influence their staff on how they should vote in tomorrow’s independence…
STAFF at a Thurso supermarket claim they have been given an ultimatum to work extra hours or face being sacked.
AN unusual discovery made by a local historian at the site of what could be a wizard’s grave in Watten may be the evidence needed to prove the story…
THE greatest show on earth kicked off in São Paulo last night as Brazil and Croatia played the first game of the 2014 World Cup.
ONCE known as one of the dingiest places in the country, John O’Groats was yesterday the focus of a top architectural award.
Special events are being held in Thurso, Wick and John O’Groats, while a team of runners carry the baton on the most northerly mainland leg of its…
THE long-running wrangle over Tesco’s abortive plans for a new superstore in Thurso has taken a fresh twist.
LAWYER Willie McRae was working on a case involving alleged dumping of nuclear waste into the sea at Dounreay when he was found seriously injured in Wester…
LIGHTS, camera, action! Film crews travelled the length and breadth of Caithness as six short movies written by local writers were filmed over the weekend.
THE county’s only five star hotel which was destroyed by a fire at new year is set to reopen to the public following a £1 million refurbishment.
WHEN Andrew Morris first joined Caithness RFC as a back row in 1996, he never thought he’d see the day when he would be playing in a national final.
‘THEY’LL be ready for us, but we’ll be ready for them."
THE owner of a general store in Halkirk destroyed by fire fears it could be months before he is able to reopen.
PLANS to build a 400-metre running track in Thurso may soon be under starter’s orders after council representatives and project supporters met to…
A RENEWED bid is being made to enable Wick Academy to benefit from a six-figure sum raised in its name, which has been languishing in a bank account for…
