WICK Academy could have the chance to play in the Scottish Third Division if they win the Highland League after the SFA announced the formation of a new…
THE CAITHNESS Justice of the Peace Court is set to close after MSP’s voted to back changes to the Scottish court system.
WORKERS at Caithness Stone Industries Ltd face an uncertain future after the company was placed in administration.
THE number of people in Caithness choosing not to cast their vote is on the rise as polling stations reported new lows at the ballot boxes during the…
THE part reconnaissance flights from RAF Wick played during the Second World War are recalled in a new book which is based on the analysis of once top…
A PROPOSED wind farm at Dunbeath Estate has been refused by the Scottish Government.
OVER £2 million is to be spent on roads and bridges in Caithness and Sutherland.
A CAITHNESS primary school will be taking part in the Greenpower Challenge competition which involves a total of 650 pupils from all over Scotland.
ALMOST heaven – that’s Sunny Beach with miles and miles of golden sands.
JOHN O’Groats will play Wick Groats in the final of the Colin Macleod Memorial Cup next month.
THE price tag for Highland councillors’ salary and expenses for the last year is over £1,700,000, with nearly £200k going to councillors…
BRIGHT skies and a gentle wind greeted golfers at Reay on Saturday as they gathered to compete for glory in the June Medal.
Sir – With the news that Thurso Library looks set to remain closed for this year, which also affects the Swanson Gallery, people will be suffering…
ANGRY parents are to hold a meeting in Wick this afternoon to express their concerns about the loss of a bus service used by their children to get home…
CAITHNESS Cycling Club riders Allan Sutherland and Andrew "Hamper" MacLeod were on excellent form to finish in fifth place in the Garve 2-Up 25-mile time…
A CAITHNESS engineering firm, which was in financial trouble has been taken over, saving 26 local jobs.
THURSO High School pupil William Campbell claimed four trophies as Bettyhill staged the annual Sutherland and Caithness Provincial Mod on Saturday.
FOUR Caithness sides secured quarter-final berths in the CDFS Highland Amateur Cup following Saturday’s action-packed third round ties.
Landward councillor Willie Mackay and his wife Glynis were babysitting for a family member on Saturday night in Robert Dick Place.
JOHN Arrowsmith, right, who has retired after refereeing in Caithness for the last 23 years, was presented with a farewell gift from Suleiman Makhouli,…