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SERVICEMEN from RAF Lossiemouth paid tribute to the crew of Wick Lifeboat who were involved in a rescue mission when two fighter jets collided…
YOUNGSTERS from Wick’s South Primary School are holding a colourful and fun-filled art exhibition this month in the town’s St Fergus Gallery.
TRUNK road operator Scotland TranServ recently presented two rural Caithness schools with a cheque and equipment to help promote road safety.
THE British Red Cross Shop in Thurso has just launched a new loyalty card which allows customers to gain points in exchange for their purchases…
Scorers- Forres: Duguid (43 pen), (72), Fraser (88), Moore (90).
HIGHLAND Councillors and other local authority staff will join the veterans and the public in taking part in acts of remembrance on Sunday to mark Armistice…
A WICK High School teacher has been named as Highland Council’s employee of the year.
A SEX offender that allegedly gave the wrong address to police was remanded in custody at Wick Sheriff Court on Friday.
A NUCLEAR cargo boat has just returned after delivering a consignment of nuclear waste from Dounreay to Belgium.
IN the wake of the UK Pro Surf Tour hitting the Caithness coastline last month a newly established British branch of a charity helping street kids over…
THE latest batch of Dounreay’s newly-qualified skilled workers have been told to enjoy the best years of their working lives as their apprenticeship…
THE Crown Bar ladies have made a magnificent start to the season with four wins from four – but can they keep it up, especially with the Francis…
A RECENT move to raise awareness of deer collisions on north roads has been welcomed by Landward Caithness councillor Willie Mackay.
A CAITHNESS farmer who was struck by cancer celebrated getting his health back by jumping out of a plane for charity.
CAITHNESS U15 10 - 67 MACKIE ACADEMY
AXEING a nine-year long curfew preventing drinkers going into pubs and clubs after midnight is a "boozer’s charter" according to a Thurso councillor…
THE winter competitions continued at Wick with a new contest, the Yellow Ball team competition, run in conjunction with a Medal.
THE opening two rounds of the Winter League Stableford at Reay were played in glorious autumn sunshine.
NUCLEAR industry chiefs are keeping tight-lipped about the latest in a recent series of security upgrades at Dounreay.
CASTLETOWN freezer firm Icetech has been “kicked in the teeth by rogue venture capitalists”.
