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Amanda Davidson, from Thurso, and Greg Macleod, from Castletown, were married at Castletown Church of Scotland.
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A CAITHNESS band hotly tipped for big things is hosting an intimate EP launch in typically left-field style.
A DUX medal which was won by a pupil at Miller Academy in Thurso in 1927 has been unearthed in a garden in Halkirk.
THE JF Nuclear Reay Safari Open lived up to its name as competitors had to contend with biting insects, tropical temperatures, thunderous downpours and…
THE final hurrah for North of Scotland Newspapers’ Charity of the Year initiative is hitting the road this weekend – taking inspiration from…
Pentland View emerged victorious with a slender two-point lead.
Kimberley Richardson, from London, and Allan Sutherland, from Castletown, were married at St Peters Church, Thurso.
PUPILS at a Thurso primary have been delighted to receive the royal seal of approval for the artwork they made to celebrate the Queen’s diamond…
THE fate of 16 trees in Sir John’s Square in Thurso has been decided.
Maxine Whale, of West Gills, Thurso, and Ross Murray, of Dalhalvaig, Strath-Halladale, were married at New Drumossie Hotel, Inverness.
A LARGE shirt-sleeve crowd basked in the sun at Saturday’s annual Bower Gala which had its usual programme of fun activities, stalls and attractions…
THE Environmental Research Institute in Thurso has participated in the Nuffield Foundation science bursary programme for a number of years and this year…
Photos submitted to the Your Caithness feature should be good-quality digital images depicting Caithness life and landscape. Good-quality prints may be…
A SCRABSTER dog owner has been singing the praises of a local canine charity as she waits to see if her new pup survives the next month.
SASH, an eight-year-old Staffie, is a really lovely girl who has now spent a year in kennels at the Scottish SPCA centre at Balmore.
Fifteen-year-old Emma Plowman, of Papigoe, recently became the 56th member of the Elise Lyall School of Dance to win a pre-championship title at Tayside…
VETERAN nuclear police officers at Dounreay are in the firing line as they look like being shoe-horned into civilian jobs for turning down a call to arms.
A DISPUTE in the contract to erect a fence as part of a £7 million security upgrade at Dounreay has had to be settled by an industry arbitration…
JOYCE Holms, writer, teacher and engaging speaker, recently offered wry insights from her writing career to a group of aspiring crime fiction writers…
