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Highland League
SCHOOL pupils in Halkirk were given a day off on Wednesday as heating problems forced the primary school to close to children and staff.
NORTHERN Constabulary have confirmed the name of the man who was found dead at Thurso Boating Pond last week.
Northlink Ferries have announced that it has cancelled Tuesday morning's service between Scrabster and Stromness due to rough seas conditions.
TALKS are at an early stage to organise commemorative tributes to two Caithness soldiers who were awarded the Victoria Cross for the services to the army.
HIGHLANDS and Islands Enterprise have published a guide providing advice to community organisations for managing funds generated from renewable energy…
WICK Academy were made to work hard for their 1-0 win against Inverurie Locos to ensure they remain five points clear at the top of the HFL.
SPECULATION is growing that the Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council will be forced to shut down after it was announced that Monday's meeting is…
POP’S original nutty boys, Madness, will be joining a newer generation of music stars at RockNess this June.
CAITHNESS Horizons is to be congratulated on hosting yet again another local initiative. From January 28 to the end of February, there is a feast to delight…
IT’S trite to say that without readers of our titles and browsers of our website, North of Scotland Newspapers would be deader than John Cleese’s…
A MAN who had over 3000 indecent images on his computer of children avoided a jail sentence when he appeared at Wick Sheriff Court on Friday.
TWO Thurso Highland Councillors have blasted officials for failing to notify them about the installation of a bilingual sign at a council building in…
A DEMENTIA care unit in Caithness forced to close over staffing issues last summer may not open again, it has emerged.
‘THAT old petrol pump, she just keeps pumping, she just keeps pumping along!" Not so many around these days. Yet many a crofter might put one in…
GATHERINGS of expatriate Scots are a common feature of life in the USA and often feature a piper. At one such gathering in Los Angeles in the mid-50s,…
A NEW report by the Office for Fair Trading (OFT) into road fuel pricing has been met with anger after it concluded that fuel market is fair.
HALKIRK school staged its first Burns ceilidh last Friday.
KEISS Primary held its annual Burns lunch and ceilidh last Friday.
A SHIPPING beacon near the Stroma Inner Sound marine energy site is to be lit for the first time in over 100 years.
