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Tunes By the Dunes is coming back to get Dunnet rocking – and tickets are selling fast for the two-day festival in September.
Thurso-based scientist Dr Roxane Andersen has been awarded £986,000 to undertake a major new research programme into the Flow Country peatlands.
SUGGESTIONS a gigantic skeleton washed up on a beach might be Nessie have prompted a public vote.
Wick Players amateur drama group will be holding a special talk at its club premises in March along with relevant memorabilia.
Scorries on the hunt for new manager as McKenna leaves after two-and-a-half years in charge
A 3D model design will help residents in the Lybster area envisage future planning initiatives.
Local authority house rents are to rise by three per cent, it has been confirmed following a special meeting of Highland Council.
THE Highlands are bracing for extreme weather this weekend – amid warnings Storm Dennis could become one of the deepest Atlantic lows of modern times.
Love is all around Wick High School with paper roses and charity fundraising.
Pentland Ferries, which operates from St Margaret’s Hope to Gills, has become the first ferry operator in the UK to achieve a Green Tourism Award.
A Caithness man's idea aimed at improving farm safety was among the winners in the University of the Highlands and Islands Business Competition.
A fundraising campaign for a memorial in Wick to victims of the sea is on course to pass the halfway mark.
Wick Academy boss Tom McKenna says he'll need to have a sit-down with Sam Mackay to discuss the midfielder's future.
The weather may have hampered preparations but Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy is looking to spring a surprise in the North Caledonian Cup.
Thurso manager Stevie Reid has said the row over last weekend's match with Inverness Athletic being called off has been settled.
Head coach Boyd not using dreaded 'relegation' word to keep pressure off the players
Thurso Camera Club is celebrating 60 years of creative photography with an exhibition in the gallery at the town's library.
Popular drama adjudicator Brian Marjoribanks will be returning to Caithness later this month for the SCDA District Festival of One-Act Plays.
Local health campaigners have been left feeling snubbed over a visit to Caithness General Hospital by Scotland's health secretary.
Twenty-three teams took part in Caithness Indoor Bowling Association's pairs championship, with victory going to Liam Swanson and Linda Mackay.
