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A World War II heritage trail highlighting how Caithness played its part in the fight against Nazi Germany will be officially launched next weekend.

Comparing secondaries in different parts of the country purely on the Higher results of their cleverest kids tells us nothing new, says our columnist.

Jamie’s Journal by Jamie Stone

The Muslim community in the Highlands have been partaking in Ramadan since March 11.

The building of a new £209 million Highland prison that will increase custody capacity and attract significant investment has moved a step closer.

The latest exhibition to be held at North Coast Visitor Centre in Thurso is called ‘Material Matters’ and opened on Friday, April 5.

The trend towards centralisation is "detrimental in every way" to Caithness and is contributing to depopulation, campaigner Iain Gregory has warned.

The trend towards centralisation is "detrimental in every way" to Caithness and is contributing to depopulation, campaigner Iain Gregory has warned.

Lyth Arts Centre announces the launch of Inspired by Books – a ‘new and exciting’ visual exhibition by local artist Katie Squires.

Maree Todd MSP has praised Caithness KLICs charity in Wick for its invaluable support to young carers in the community.

I cheered when I read that the flights between Wick and Aberdeen had a very successful second year, thanks to the Public Service Obligation (PSO).

A disused sheltered housing complex in Wick has been given a new lease of life as a block of apartments that will be “a great asset to the town”.

Heavy vehicles are destroying pavements in Watten but there are ‘no easy answers’ to the problem, according to a local roads campaigner.

A rare sighting in 1958 has glow-worm enthusiasts keen to find out if the report was accurate in highlighting Loch Watten as a habitat for the insect.

Picturesque Wick procession, Council staff ban over election work and End of the line for health trust

Making connections is key to business success, says Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce

Royal they may be, but they’re people too. Let’s grant them breathing space.

Creative pupils at Canisbay Primary helped Scottish Water officially launch a new free water refill tap at John O’Groats.

Thirty years on from the vote that secured Wick Academy's place in the Highland League, current chairman Pat Miller has been sharing a few memories.

Two Caithness locals have put their heads together for a new initiative to restore an area of the Flow Country at Camster.