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As part of the relaunch of the Scotch Butchers Club, Harrold Brothers, located in Wick, will be showcasing the club’s new branding.
A human skull and other bones have been unearthed by workmen on a Sutherland estate and investigated by Thurso police.
There have been 17 additional confirmed coronavirus cases in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.
The North Coast 500 organisation says it will be vital to achieve a balance between public safety and economic recovery.
A prolific Caithness writer is planning to have his next book launch in his own café at Lochshell called The Rumblin’ Tum.
Significant increase in the number of cancelled operations in the Highlands due to the coronavirus disappoints Caithness campaigner
A £30 million project to replace one of the two submarine electricity distribution cables connecting Orkney to Caithness has been completed.
Halkirk United can take a lot of encouragement from their battling display at Invergordon last weekend as they prepare to take on St Duthus.
Caithness renewable energy researcher Magnus Davidson has told a TV documentary that he feels onshore wind turbines enhance the landscape.
Thurso will look to kick-start their North Caledonian campaign on Saturday when they take on Golspie for the second time in just over three weeks.
Charlie Head will be trying to complete the arduous feat of the first ever crossing of the Moray Firth on a stand up paddleboard this Saturday.
After fears over the future of Argos' Wick branch during the summer, a fresh announcement could eventually seal its fate.
It was all smiles from the postmaster of the temporary mobile post office service that started this week in Wick at the riverside car park.
An additional 18 confirmed coronavirus cases have been recorded in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours.
A bid to ban walkers from using a footpath during the construction of a wind farm has been rejected after one councillor called it “astonishing”.
Covid-19 was reported in one part of Caithness – Wick North – in the latest seven-day period shown by Public Health Scotland’s interactive dashboard.
Highland Council announced yesterday that extra funds are being made available across the region that will benefit Wick and Thurso.
Clubs agree when campaign will kick off.
Caithness members of Highland Council have allocated £2000 to Castletown Community Council to help with the purchase of a mower and strimmer.
Ross County already allowed 300 fans for Friday night game.
