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Kenneth Sutherland Snr picked a ewe and her two lambs from Andrew Baillie and family, Carstairs, as supreme sheep at the Royal Highland Show.

Highland schools are showing their passion for sport, with more than 60 of them now proud recipients of a SportScotland School Sport Award.

Wick’s World War II memorial garden in Bank Row has again benefited from the community spirit of amateur football team Wick Thistle.

The coxswain of Wick lifeboat has paid tribute to the “amazing” fundraising efforts of a dedicated RNLI supporter from Helmsdale who died last month.

Kyle Innes said his Thurso Acks team-mates should be “incredibly proud” of how far they have come after bowing out of the Highland Amateur Cup.

Michael Gray admitted Pentland United had been “staring defeat in the face” against Inverness Athletic before emerging as 5-3 winners in extra time.

Another huge Subsea 7 towhead has been transported through Wick – the third in a week, with others due to follow before the end of August.

Organisers say the event ‘exceeded every expectation’ with the LGBTQ+ community and their allies flocking to Thurso.

The Joe Davitt Band from County Wexford, Ireland have won the Caithness Triple C Country Music Club Band of the Year award for 2024.

The ever-popular Thurso Festival of Highland Dancing was held in Keiss Hall on Sunday, June 8.

Billy Kay said it was an honour to have been invited to give a book festival talk at the newly refurbished John O’Groats Mill on Friday night.

Historic Environment Scotland has been accused of “turning a blind eye” to plans for a major battery energy storage scheme near the Castle of Mey.

Eighteen-year-old forward Euan Kennedy has signed a three-year deal with Wick Academy after spending five years in the Ross County youth set-up.

It’s the fourth year they have sponsored the event declared “a real highlight in the farming calendar for many within our area”.

Staff from Rolls-Royce at Vulcan did their bit for the environment when they took part in a Clean Up Your Caithness community event.

Caithness Pony Club held its annual summer working hunter show and an arena event at the UHI North, West and Hebrides equestrian campus at Dale.

A ‘unique opportunity’ to snap up a traditional Highland railway station property on the NC500 is being flagged up at a knock-down price.

Keiss may be propping up Division One in the county league but they are leading the way in the Caithness AFA fair play standings.

Organisers have worked for months to make Pride a reality in Thurso, and now the moment has finally arrived.

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