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FARMERS and crofters across Caithness have been battling to bring home the harvest this year given the lack of a decent long dry spell. Last weekend’s…
A NEW crushing machine has been imported to Dounreay to help reduce the amount of waste it will transfer to the new low-level dump being built beside…
A CAITHNESS businessman claims he has been fighting against Highlands and Islands Airways Ltd (HIAL) for two decades to bring new business to Wick Airport.
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A TOTAL of 1374 went through the ring at Aberdeen and Northern Marts’ show and sale of store cattle at its Caithness Livestock Centre at Quoybrae…
A DECLINE in legacy giving could affect welfare services for over 100,000 unwanted cats and kittens, according to Cats Protection’s Caithness branch.
P4-6 pupils from Melvich Primary travelled to Laid, near Durness, recently to make ceramic tiles with the help of expert Lotte Glob.
SPECSAVERS might want to take its own advice given in its famous slogan after claiming two north towns were islands.
DUNBEATH Harbour users have completed a successful community clean-up at one of the village’s tranquil tourist attractions.
NINE intrepid Wick High explorers recently set off on an educational trip to the Cairngorms National Park.
REAY Indoor Bowling Club held the first open rinks competition of the season last Saturday.
THE High Church of Scotland in Bettyhill was packed to the doors on September 12 as relatives, friends and neighbours gathered to pay their last respects…
Nicola Simpson’s daughter Abigail was killed in 2007 when the Ford Fiesta belonging to Castletown’s Scott Manson smashed into a pillar on…
RESIDENTS at Tom Matheson Court in Thurso feel they have been let down by their housing association after it reclassed its sheltered housing accommodation…
Tonight’s open evening is being staged at the school from 7pm to 9pm. Pupils, parents, ex-pupils, ex-staff and members of the community are welcome…
The first arrangement in her set, called “Living with Colour” illustrated her visit to the latest David Hockney exhibition. Rosalind arranged…
YACHT club sailors had a thrilling encounter with a pod of killer whales while racing in the Pentland Firth.
Last Wednesday, with the Jolly Roger flying on their school flagpole, pupils and staff at Lybster Primary dressed up as pirates for a special Pirates…
AFTER leaving Scotland for the Big Apple almost 20 years ago, a Thurso artist is set have to her work displayed at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington…
THURSO FC held their annual youth fun days at Sir Georges Park on Saturday and Sunday.
