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The Scottish Government’s stopgap voucher scheme to provide broadband in rural areas to provide has been labelled “an expensive mistake”.
Wick’s World War II memorial garden blossomed into life 10 years ago today – and the work has never stopped since.
The system for testing children with suspected coronavirus has been described as "shambolic" and "chaotic" by the family of a six-year-old girl.
High Life Highland has issued further details on what the public can expect when returning to leisure activities over the coming weeks.
Wick High School has updated its policy on wearing face coverings in line with new Scottish Government guidelines.
There has been one additional confirmed case of coronavirus in the NHS Highland area in the past 24 hours, new figures have shown.
An unoccupied car rolled down a hill in Wick last night.
Sustrans Scotland has said it is delighted with the feedback from the public since its street design proposals for Wick town centre were unveiled.
Caithness Foodbank's Wick centre has benefited from the generosity of two local convenience store owners.
An Ulbster woman is disgusted with the Stagecoach decision to axe Saturday buses from Dunbeath to Wick, saying: "It is just so annoying."
Highland Council has unveiled new branding for an initiative encouraging businesses to open their toilets for general public use.
A teenager from Caithness is among a group of talented young creatives who have received a much-needed boost from the Highland arts community.
Caithness Autocross Club's meeting at Stemster Farm last Sunday was another roaring success, held in favourable weather and with a record 40 entries.
Highland Council is under fire for forcing parents to pay for childcare, despite being given a £30 million pot to provide the services free.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Timing is crucial when exploring the amazing coast around Duncansby Head by kayak
A call has gone out for local people to get involved in a community rail partnership to help the far north economy recover from the pandemic.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson is looking forward to seeing what form the new Highland League season will take.
Thurso's food waste minimisation and community growing project is giving local people a chance to join a series of online workshop sessions.
Police are investigating vandalism to a small hut recently built at the River Thurso for use by fishermen, visitors and local people.
A local women’s aid group says it is looking forward to developing and growing its service after receiving a five-year grant totalling £103,940.
