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OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Visiting remote settlements in Caithness by boat gives good access in clear conditions

Halkirk junior member Grace Campbell won Caithness Smallbore Rifle Association’s Daisy 2000 indoor trophy and the annual indoor junior championship.

Far north MP Jamie Stone has accused the Scottish Government of failing elderly and vulnerable patients over unacceptable A&E waiting times.

The new post has come about through the efforts of local people, who worked with the charity Parkinson’s UK to campaign for more support.

Two men have been convicted of operating a major cannabis farm at a once-ruined mansion in Caithness.

Carol Gunn of Ackergill is buzzing with excitement after winning a gold medal at the Honey Madness Cup in Poland on March 1.

President Anne Gunn welcomed a good turnout to the March meeting of Spittal SWI after members had enjoyed success at the West of Caithness bulb show.

Caithness runners took part in the Inverness Half Marathon on Sunday, with 17 members of North Highland Harriers completing the 13.1-mile course.

Lyth Arts Centre talks to actor Remi Rachuba in an exclusive interview about his upcoming show ‘Intruder’ this Saturday.

A Thurso baker impressed judges with his traditional shortbread at a culinary competition’s grand final held in Inverness last weekend.

A sparkling new cafe and bar in Thurso have opened and are ready for customers to enjoy snacks and a drink with special discounts available.

A lifeline stretch of road on the north coast hit by landslides is to see repair works begin later this month.

Inverness Airport has won the best airport in Europe serving under two million passengers — for the fifth year in a row.

A study involving UHI has found that shooting organisations have failed to meet a voluntary pledge to replace lead shot with non-toxic alternatives.

Academic reveals disturbing details showing local police guided a Nazi professor to find Caithness travellers in 1938 and conduct experiments.

Plans are being made to establish a literary association for the far north that will run book club meetings and a children’s writing competition.

Staff from Subsea 7 have come out on top in a competition for companies working in the engineering construction industry.

Dog thieves are being hunted by police after a young border collie was stolen in Berriedale.

The first new broch in two millennia could be “the symbol of Caithness to the world”, those behind it said after lodging their planning application.