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A meeting is to take place on Saturday to try and decide the future of the Traill Hall in Castletown.

Running group Thurso parkrun, working with Thurso Squash Club, has installed a publicly accessible defibrillator in the foyer at the squash courts.

North Sutherland rocker Geai Thompson may be on a "Stairway to Heaven" but still prefers taking the "Highway to Hell" with new stage appearances.

The sun shone brightly on Saturday for a special day of fun and laughter at Thurso's community garden project.

Research carried out by the Environmental Research Institute has highlighted the threat marine plastic poses to the North Atlantic’s largest seabird.

Local Highland councillor Matthew Reiss has welcomed plans by Bear Scotland to tackle flooding in Thurso town centre.

Online cyber-security courses are to be run by North Highland College thanks to a new venture with a Thurso-based, award-winning security specialist.

Pennyland Primary School in Thurso sees the positive benefits of community payback.

The Thurso drug addict who murdered his friend over a £40 debt was a champion surfer who could have pursued a career in the sport, a court has heard.

A civic reception was held in Wick on Monday evening to mark the visit to Caithness of the Moderator of the Church of Scotland.

North MP says Johnson's position is untenable and that Parliament must reconvene

People with a desire to help their area are being urged to stand as community councillors.

A Caithness trust has won a major accolade in an award ceremony at the Scottish Parliament.

The village of Keiss was transformed on Sunday as the cast and crew of Netflix series The Crown descended upon it.

Hundreds of people turned out in glorious sunshine on Saturday to mark the 50th year of Wick’s fire station.

Local travel agents have been busy trying to reorganise holiday plans for clients following today's shock news about the collapse of Thomas Cook.

After the gates of a historic graveyard near Dunnet were smashed in, a clue has been discovered that may help identify the perpetrator.

North MP Jamie Stone has backed a call from the Royal British Legion for the UK Government to abolish visa fees for Commonwealth servicemen and women.

A limited-edition gin produced in Dunnet is being launched in October to support the fundraising work of the Rotary Club of Thurso.

More than 30 years after its release, a classic film from the 1980s is getting its first ever cinema screening in Caithness.