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CAROLYNE Poulton is a remarkable woman, warm-hearted, kind and invariably smiling. She and her husband live a few miles to the north of Lyth amidst the…
EFFORTS to imitate life by mechanical means fostered development of mechanical principles, which led to the production of more complex mechanisms. In…
The series will feature Irish crooner Lisa McHugh who took the Halkirk festival by storm on its final night. The 23-year-old, from Letterkenny, has become…
ADOPTED Caithnessian David Morrison, who has died at the age of 71, was yesterday described as "a man of considerable stature" and "a stalwart supporter…
The caretaker manager, who was been put in temporary charge of the squad after the departure of Davie Kirkwood, said the former manager’s absence…
Driving gives you a sense of freedom, a means of going wherever and whenever you want. Every day, teenagers turn 17 and are eligible to drive. To…
A DUO of darting legends and a rising star on the circuit took to the oche on Friday night at Wick Assembly Rooms to face local players.
MEMBERS of the Caithness branch of the Indoor Riding Association had a red-letter day on Saturday when they unveiled the newly facilities at their base…
P7 pupils of Thurso’s Pennyland School give a flavour of what will be on display during their 50th anniversary open evening
MEG is a three-year-old female collie cross and Shandy is a ten year old neutered male collie cross.
A PROBE was continuing yesterday into the circumstances surrounding the death of a man who was run over by a train in Caithness.
THE RENEWABLE industry will be a realistic prospect for future employment for graduates of North Highland College UHI, Alex Salmond has pledged.
THURSO Amateur Swimming Club made a successful return to Orkney to retain the West Mainland Chamber of Commerce Trophy which they won after a close-fought…
BOWER Primary School has a real family friendly feel to it this term.
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We returned to Wick recently for the Bfest at the Riverside. No kids with us this time and no rabbits hopping – just ourselves, a middle-aged and…
A boy was rescued by police officers in Thurso after they were trapped on a cliff due to sudden incoming tides.
NORTHLINK have announced that it has cancelled its 4.45pm service from Stromness to Scrabster and the 7pm sailing from Scrabster to Stromness due to adverse…
ONE of the best-loved charities in the north is set to boost its finances after teaming up with Scottish Provincial Press in an exciting new fundraising…
