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A new series of LTA Tennis for Kids sessions will get under way next week at Thurso Squash, Tennis and Racketball Club in the town’s Millbank Road.
Two Ukranian musicians will be performing in Thurso this weekend in aid of children and young adults affected by the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Three friends took a cool dip at Reiss beach in preparation for their work in Wick Harbour Mission
Dunnet Bay Distillers will be hosting an Inspired by Gin exhibition and is issuing a call out for artists to send in their work.
Police in Wick have issued a stark warning to those involved with vandalism and antisocial behaviour.
Conservative have welcomed news that plans to introduce a sleeper service between Caithness and the central belt are gathering momentum.
Thurso Bowling Club had a busy weekend which saw the open mixed pairs and both gents' and ladies' Top Ten being contested.
SSEN Transmission is hosting a consultation event in Wick to outline its proposals for a Shetland high voltage direct current link.
The world's most northerly drystone walling festival is taking place in Thurso this weekend.
Farr High School’s final assembly of the 2018/19 year was an entertaining, uplifting and lively affair for the pupils and staff.
The MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has produced enough electricity to meet the annual consumption needs of 2200 homes.
The annual interclub event between the county’s two cycling clubs, Wick Wheelers and Caithness Cycling Club, was this year from Thurso to Wick.
A selfless Halkirk teenager teen sold off some of her possessions to purchase gifts for care home residents.
Conditions were tricky for the 36-hole Thurso Open competition sponsored by John Gunn and Sons Ltd. However, the course was in magnificent condition.
A Caithness schoolboy has criticised the reflective road studs that have been put into a stretch of the A9 near Latheron as 'unfit for purpose'.
The far north will benefit if the Flow Country of Caithness and Sutherland gains World Heritage status, an audience in Thurso heard.
A Caithness-born solicitor is set to return home to offer legal advice and guidance to visitors at the this year's County Show in Wick.
Anti-social behaviour Wick's Dunnett Avenue has "gone beyond the pale", according to a resident.
Lyth’s Charlotte Mountford hopes the new exhibition Mountains Underwater will encourage discussion on themes from climate change to depopulation.
Golfers at an internationally renowned club in the north are pitching in to help one of Scotland’s most endangered species.
