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In the meantime, the library is set to move to a temporary site in the town centre to provide a scaled-down service while repairs are completed.
Wood today is much overlooked as a natural resource, everlastingly renewable, infinitely variable, and we will still have it when the oil runs out.
Thurso Library could be closed for up to 12 months after major structural damage was found during refurbishment work at the facility.
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FARR High incoming first-year class, with only five pupils, is the smallest secondary intake in the school’s history.
Alan and Kevin Porteous travelled to Bewl Water in Kent where they met up with the rest of the team whose high hopes of doing proved well founded.
AUDREY Gunn, SSPCA officer for Caithness and Sutherland, gave Halkirk Brownies a talk on her work.
This is the main regional championships in the north track and field season which sees stiff competition coming from Orkney, Shetland and Stornoway as…
A retired Church of Scotland minister is demanding answers from the force after an elderly man whose wife had just died was told he could not stay in…
A PAPIGOE resident has published his first novel, Landership, on Amazon Kindle at the age of 70.
A MOUNTAIN climber has decided to back away from his first attempt to climb Mount Everest due to health worries.
Old St Peter’s Church has remained closed to the public since 2007 after incidents of vandalism led to the decision by officials to keep the site…
Amanda Coghill achieved the same feat she did two years ago when she picked up a silver medal in the Florist of the Year category at the RHS Chelsea Flower…
IT has captured the imagination of bird lovers in Caithness with members of the public having flocked to the garden of two brothers to see a supposed…
A CONTROVERSIAL new "janny" regime which has seen primary schools lose their peramenent janitors has been attacked by a headteacher.
HIGHLANDS and Islands Airports Ltd (HIAL) is being asked to make clear once and for all whether Wick was used during CIA rendition flights.
The Thurso branch of the RBLS hosted the Legion Indoor Bowling Championships, having won the Highlands and Islands area competition last year. They won…
SEVENTEEN-year-old Katie-Rose MacDonald has been awarded the lord-lieutenant’s cadet award.
Last year’s Caithness Division One soccer champions Wick Groats are this season kitted out in strips donated by Mervyn Hill, owner of the town’s…
