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Wick lifeboat responded to two incidents over a 24-hour period this week.

Wick High School pupils who received prizes during the past academic year include dux winner David Teixeira and five runners-up.

A crew member on a Spanish fishing boat saw "blood on the floor" after knife incident, a jury at Wick Sheriff Court has been told

North MP Jamie Stone has said the UK parliament must be recalled immediately following this week’s legal ruling by Scotland’s highest civil court.

Caithness poet and playwright George Gunn is staging a season of writers' workshops which will run until April next year.

What better way to get your car washed than with a power hosing by Wick's firemen

Reay and District Garden Club’s annual horticultural show held in the village hall on Saturday was well supported.

The Community Design House ambassador programme at Lybster's North Lands Creative has received £15,000 from the E.ON Camster Community Fund.

A Wick pub is to cut the price of all food, soft, non-alcoholic and hot drinks by 7.5 per cent for one day next week (September 19).

The first tidal-powered data centre in the world could be set up in Caithness in the next five years

The remarkable sum of £10,000 was raised at a golfing challenge between two Thurso bars – and has now been shared out among seven community groups.

Caithness Chamber of Commerce celebrated a successful year for business, and the entrepreneurial spirit in the area, at its 47th annual dinner.

Organisers of the annual Deloitte cycle ride have apologised for the lack of respect shown at John O'Groats during the completion of previous events.

The chief mate on a Spanish fishing boat berthed at Scrabster was stabbed by his skipper after they had been out drinking, a jury trial heard today.

The organisers of a Celtic music festival in Dunnet spoke of their delight at staging the successful two-day event.

Professor Iain Baikie has been given a presentation to mark his years of service as a parent council member at Pulteneytown Academy and Newton Park.

An archaeological dig near Thrumster is revealing a complex series of structures indicating a village may have existed there over 2000 years ago

Organisers of Wick's first indoor market say it exceeded expectations, with the Caithness House venue remaining busy throughout the day.

Stacks Bistro and Dunnet Bay Distillers have been named among the finalists in this year's Highlands & Islands Food & Drink Awards.

Mey and Watten play host to sheepdog bonanza