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Tickets go on sale on Monday for the Caithness district heat of the Scottish Community Drama Association Festival of One-Act Plays.

Last show sold out its Fringe run

Initiative could being "positive changes for all," says Highland Council leader

Campaigners are losing patience over a "total lack of progress" by Highland Council on safety upgrades at Forss – almost a year after a site visit.

Gary Manson will seek a reaction from his players after Wick's heavy defeat to Banks O' Dee when league leaders Brechin City visit Harmsworth Park.

Driving instructors have joined forces to voice their frustration over the "horrendous" state of roads in Wick, saying it is unfair on learners.

Manager Ewan McElroy says there is a good spirit within the Halkirk United squad as they go into Saturday's North Caledonian Cup clash at Golspie.

Flights at Wick John O'Groats Airport are at risk of “service failure” as well as presenting a financial risk to the operator Eastern Airlines

A blank weekend will give Thurso a chance to regroup after a difficult spell in which they have lost six of their last seven games.

Highland councillors today reiterated their support for 20mph speed limits – but agreed that motorists are largely ignoring the new rules.

A Covid and flu vaccination clinic scheduled for Thurso on February 28 has been cancelled, although one planned for February 7 is still available.

More could be done to support the youngsters, it was stated

Highland councillors have been given an update on plans for a tourist tax, or local visitor levy, in the region.

A project officer for Caithness Voluntary Group gives advice for people struggling to make ends meet due to the fuel and food poverty crisis.

Caithness needs an estimated £4.6 million to repair its potholes but there is just over £500,000 to deal with the problem.

A dossier outlining why the Flow Country of Caithness and Sutherland should become a World Heritage Site has been formally submitted to Unesco.

Castletown remain unbeaten in 2023 with a cup victory over Seaview and two hard-fought draws in Division One of Wick and District Darts League.

Scotland's Caledonian pinewoods are resting on a survival “knife-edge” and could become the last generation.

Caithness Seconds posted their first win of the new year with a 48-7 victory in their Caley North 3 encounter with visitors Turriff at the weekend.

Caithness 1st XV coach Kenny Russell is urging his men to sign off their Caley 1 season on a high on their visit to Aberdeenshire this weekend.