NORTHLANDS Creative Glass in Lybster will be holding an art exhibition of watercolour and oil paintings by George Johnston.
ROCKETS shot skywards and burst into a variety of colours above the thousands of people who had turned out at Wick’s riverside.
Inspiration springs from unexpected sources for sculptor Jenny Mackenzie Ross
Strong winds and heavy rain meant only four anglers recorded catches, with Toby Bracey following up his dominance of last year’s Watten competitions…
STRATHNAVER Museum’s recent programme of resident artists, run in conjunction with the Mackay Country Project, included a contribution from internationally…
Their team-mates came from clubs across the Highlands and Islands and they took on seven other clubs from the north and east of Scotland.
He gave his backing to the measures announced in the Queen’s Speech on Wednesday. The Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP claimed the proposals…
THERE aren’t many people who would tell Sir Alex Ferguson to b****r off when he is asking to speak to someone.
A FORMER SPL league winner wIll be heading to Thurso this summer hoping to uncover the next Gary Mackay-Steven or Shane Sutherland in Caithness.
COMMUNITY representatives in Dunbeath fear they could be the latest rural part of the Highlands and Islands left without a permanent GP for a lengthy…
The 40th competition at Pickaquoy attracted 14 sides, though a recent drop-off in visiting clubs continued with Grangemouth and Peebles the only…
NINE Caithness teams remain in the hunt for the Highland Amateur Cup after last weekend’s first round.
THE success of a pilot project in Thurso where youngsters looked at how their town could be improved is set to be extended to other parts of the Highlands…
A MEMORIAL day to celebrate the life of a much-missed Caithness countryside ranger will be held this weekend.
CAITHNESS Youth Football Association hosted under-7 and under-9 festivals at the Naver all-weather pitch in Thurso on Saturday.
THE 35th Caithness Darts weekend, sponsored by Old Pulteney, got under way last Friday night with a £500 first prize singles in the Francis…
A PLAN to install a controversial sculpture at Dunnet Head viewpoint is to be dropped.
A VITAL passenger ferry remains out of action – despite a plea two weeks ago from the Caithness business community to restore it.
THE 19th century was heavily on the agenda in Bettyhill at the weekend with a two-day course on the topic facilitated by Farr High School.
Star of the opening rounds was Sinclair Bay’s Milky Ronaldson, who knocked out two former winners on his way to booking a semi-final spot.