Groats lead the way at the halfway stage of the Caithness 7s League, moving two points clear after their 6-3 win against Halkirk.
A new fixed-base post office in Wick is set to open in January – and the man behind the plans is confident he can make it work.
Find out where to see Santa on Wednesday and Thursday this week!
WICK VOICES: An update on the Wick Society's online oral history project by Doreen Leith
Trudy Morris has warned that figures revealing the scale of Covid-related job losses give a stark insight into the impact of the pandemic.
Former Wick Academy manager Tom McKenna says he has rediscovered his passion for football since getting involved in the coaching set-up at Thurso.
Youngsters at Crossroads Primary School are delighted with their latest royal Christmas cake, courtesy of the Duke of Rothesay.
Scarecrows are featuring in a nativity scene outside a Thurso church, following on from a scarecrow competition in the town earlier this year.
A Caithness musician is feeling on top of the world after hitting the top spot in an Australian country music chart.
Senior pupils gain employment award thanks to local youth organisation.
A DOZEN new cases of Covid-19 have been detected across the NHS Highland region for the second day in a row.
In light of the rising popularity of open-water swimming, HM Coastguard has issued salient advice to those lured in by the call of the wild.
Caithness Riding Club members got in the spirit of Christmas on Saturday with a festive themed fun jumping event.
A Christmas toy appeal has landed a welcome boost of £1000 thanks to the generosity of a number of Scrabster-based companies.
A supermarket in Wick is helping bring some Christmas kindness out to elderly people who may be feeling lonely and isolated at this time of year.
Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP Jamie Stone has welcomed changes that mean more gay and bisexual men can be blood donors.
Army cadets from Caithness have helped to raise thousands of pounds with the aim of improving the mental health of armed forces veterans.
Two charities will benefit from a Christmas jumper day at Thurso High School arranged by Olivia Warner as part of her leadership award.
Former north politician Rob Gibson is the author of a new book on the story of land reform, a subject that has always been close to his heart.
Wick Academy players Richard Macadie and Sean Campbell took time out before training on Saturday to make a donation to the Caithness FM Toy Appeal.