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COMMUNITY groups across Scotland are being invited to show off their green credentials and enter a new national Greener Together Community Award scheme.
BELIEVING that he can achieve silverware success was the motivation behind Barry Wilson's decision to sign a new two year contract with Wick Academy.
Scorer: Weir (23)
THE people of Wick and Thurso have been praised for taking part in a project to help develop a new vision for their towns.
THURSO hairdressing student Shannon Swanson experienced a close shave on her 18th birthday when she cut off her hair to raise money for charity.
A LEGACY of success is being left by Northern Constabulary and the Northern Joint Police Board.
THURSO will be the venue for a night of rock music next weekend.
ONGOING problems with litter and dog fouling in parts of Castletown are to be referred to the new community wardens.
HORSE events in Caithness will be taken to a whole new level tomorrow when the county is set to host its first ever stunt show.
ONE hundred years ago, a number of pipers and drummers got together and formed Thurso Pipe Band.
They insist they were value for money for the taxpayer and that the more hands-on involvement will streamline the planning process.
Roger Hardy has confirmed he is to step down at the end of the month when Mark Rouse will take over.
25 YEARS AGO
WITH Davie Allan and Richard Macadie suspended and Alan Farquhar set to miss out for the next few weeks with a torn calf muscle, there was a feeling Wick…
CAITHNESS tomorrow take their season’s bow at Millbank with their sights firmly set on completing a RBS Caledonian League 1 double over Orkney.
Harvesting began in August but was short-lived after the weather window closed in, with the lion’s share of crops left out in the fields in a number…
LOCAL MP John Thurso has revealed he is "broadly in favour" of changes to the welfare system –provided there are safeguards put in place.
Dry weather in May and early June was desirable, nay essential. The land was worked to desperation, harrowed, rolled, grubbed, then all over again, sometimes…
WICK has never made the best use of its riverside in the past but the key to a successful future could be along its banks.
Pulteneytown Academy won the gala prize for schools with over 100 pupils. Councillor Willie Mackay presents the trophy to Abby Cook and Liam Harper while…
