A HEALTHY entry of first timers took part in Wick Triathlon Club’s annual mini triathlon on Sunday.
MORE needs to be done to promote Scrabster as a tourist hub, but progress has been made in attracting visitors to the area.
A MOMENT of magic from Davie Allan was the difference on Wednesday evening as Academy finally beat County after two heartbreaking reverses earlier this…
The “Inaugural Meeting of the Great Guild of Museologists” will be performed on Friday from 7-8.30pm for Museums at Night, the annual UK-wide…
MARINE rescue services were on high alert after pilot whales were spotted less than 100 metres from Thurso beach, sparking fears of them being beached.
A BRIEF respite between the heavy winds of the previous week and the strong weather to come opened up an opportunity for the Pentland Firth Yacht Club…
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THURSO High pupil Michael Stone has been awarded the Arthur Yates Memorial Shield.
Site licence company DSRL has confirmed that it is to replace existing detectors with carbon fibre layer equipment, which is better able to identify the…
Wick couple Hayley and Raymond Grant tell Courier columnist Dan Mackay of their heartbreak at losing their baby son and how they’re turning the…
The first presentation, an electronic examination couch with arm rest and a blood pressure cuff and a lamp, was made at the Thurso and Halkirk medical…
Chief executive Elaine Mead said an action plan has been drawn up to ensure the service “will be fit for the future.”
THIRTY staff at Mowat Technical and Design Services (MTDS) face an uncertain future as the company has applied to go into administration.
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DEFEAT to Nairn County at Harmsworth Park tonight would mean Wick would have to settle for fourth place.
Guests and carers from across the county enjoyed an afternoon of games including darts, skittles, putting and target hoops.
POLICE in Wick are warning motorists to observe the speed limit after two drivers were pulled over after being recorded going over 100 mph.
TWO anglers had to be towed back to port after their vessel suffered engine failure two miles off the Caithness coast this morning (Monday).
CAITHNESS residents have been urged to mark Deaf Awareness Week by following a deaf charity’s top communication tips.
THE controversial bedroom tax is to be the subject of an inquiry by the Scottish Affairs Committee.