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Thurso blow 2-0 first-half lead as islanders stage comeback for a share of the points
The lack of grit on pavements on some Thurso streets this week created "an absolute nightmare", Thurso and Wick Trade Union Council has been told.
THERE may be no such thing as a 'perfect' family Christmas, but with some careful planning you can make it as enjoyable as possible.
DID you know you can now travel from Wick John O'Groats Airport to the world with Loganair and its airline partners?
Away day blues strike again as Caithness return up the A9 on the back of a heavy defeat
Lives could be saved in Castletown after three defibrillators were installed in the village at a cost of over £7000.
A cheque was handed over from the Thurso TSB bank to the Caithness Stroke Group.
Highland Council reveals uplift dates for festive period
Police attended an incident at Cairndhuna Terrace in Wick early today and a man was arrested.
A call has been made to end the practice of covering health staff shortages with locums after the costs to NHS Highland were highlighted.
Wick High School girls make a difference in the community with charity work initiative.
The pupils of Bower primary delighted the audience in the village's community hall when they staged their Christmas show, Children Around the World.
People across the north have been urged to get involved in Highland Council's budget consultation exercise which gets under way in the new year.
Staff at a store in Thurso's town centre dressed up as Toy Story characters to raise charity money.
The makers of Old Pulteney have come up with a novel way to relieve the festive stress – a video featuring the calming sounds of Wick.
Round two of the Winter Eclectic at Reay Golf Club saw some par-busting scores in fine conditions, with Andy Bain defeating Lee Parnell on countback.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association held its AGM and trophy presentation, with vice-president John Briskham handing over the awards.
The League of Friends of Caithness General Hospital has handed over its annual Christmas gifts to the hospital's various departments.
Santaland may be over but its lights will continue over the festive period to make Wick a winter wonderland of joy and happiness.
Local couple Les and Pam Watt were the guests of honour at the switch-on of the Reay Christmas lights.
