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Youngsters learn about the importance of looking after the environment

Disgraceful scenes at football match in 1923, Draining cost burden in Wick in 1973 and Anger at daycare decision in 1998

Primary 7 pupils at Mount Pleasant enjoyed a star-studded event to mark their end-of-year celebration and awards night.

Vaping while driving could be banned following calls from motoring groups amid concerns that they impair vision and cause dizziness.

David Richardson, development manager for the Federation of Small Businesses in the Highlands and Islands, looks at the impact of staffing struggles

Two new members of staff have been taken on by Caithness Mental Health Support Group in an effort to build momentum for the organisation.

People living close to the area where a new wind farm with 220m turbines has been proposed are being given the chance to see revised plans.

There was a happy atmosphere all around during an outdoor barbecue at a mental health support centre in Thurso for Men's Health Week 2023.

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There was wall to wall sunshine for Farr Primary School's annual Shield Day on Wednesday (June 14).

A disabled woman whose life was transformed after she gained a flying scholarship has told of her "amazing" journey to Wick through cloudless skies.

Wick High School said it was 'pleased to announce' that Sebastian Sandecki has been appointed to the full-time position of rector.

Alexander Newlands offered to sell a car to a man for a bargain price. The only problem was – he didn't own the vehicle!

Skye and the Small Isles have joined the River Ness catchment on amber 'moderate' alert while Loch Maree is still at red for 'significant scarcity'.

Leadership said to be unsatisfactory and care, play and learning weak.

Connor Pattinson thought he was insured when he drove his uncle's car. But he was wrong, Wick Sheriff Court heard on Wednesday.

Norscot is delighted to announce the launch of a range of Garden Room kit

People are being asked to share their experience of "remote and rural healthcare" with a Holyrood committee.

Caithness healthcare campaigners have promised to keep working closely with NHS Highland "to ensure that care moves in the right direction".

Wick's historic North Baths will be out of action until later this month while work takes place on the latest phase of improvements.