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Willie Watt praised the team effort behind the success of Wick Harbour Authority as he stood down this week after 15 years.
Wick-born Elizabeth Christina McDonald, now living in Edinburgh, will celebrate her 100th birthday on Friday.
A disabled man is seeking a payout from Highland Council after eight winters of "substandard heating" at his local authority home in Caithness.
Police with tracker dogs seen combing ground in Bower this afternoon after 20-year-old reported missing.
In a key speech today, Wick and east Caithness councillor Nicola Sinclair said 'it is vital' that the doors of the airport remain open.
Lyth Arts Centre is putting a last call out for local artists to help create a special Christmas book.
North business leader Trudy Morris has called on the Scottish Government to adopt a more localised approach in its set of coronavirus restrictions.
But six Aberdeenshire clubs still banned from allowing fans into grounds.
Local people facing redundancy are being offered expert help in a new campaign from Caithness Citizens Advice Bureau.
TEN new cases of Covid-19 have been identified across the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours.
Thurso manager Stevie Reid says he can fully accept why some of his players will be reluctant to travel across the Pentland Firth to take on Orkney.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Dramatic sea stacks and hidden coves make this challenging trip one to enjoy with respect for the elements
Volunteer befrienders in the far north have been praised for the innovative way they have responded to the coronavirus pandemic.
NHS Highland’s director of public health has issued a fresh appeal to people across the region to help in the fight against Covid-19.
Covid-19 was reported in one part of Caithness during the latest seven-day period covered by Public Health Scotland’s interactive dashboard.
Never mind Halloween – there's one Wick worthy giving all-year-round scares if you see him in the right light. Meet the spirit of Jan de Groot.
A vessel measuring over 200 metres was sighted on the horizon from Wick Bay yesterday afternoon.
Reigning champions Green Road were pushed all the way by Colts as the Caithness 7s League got under way this week at the Naver all-weather pitch.
After a hugely successful summer golf season at Thurso, the winter fixtures are in full swing with the Winter Stableford being played over 10 rounds.
Paying homage to a firm Halloween favourite, Jay Barrett from Lyth proudly holds his home-grown monster pumpkin.
