CAITHNESS United’s under-15s broke the club’s all-time scoring record when they ran amok against their Highland Youth Development League rivals Brora…
A BACK-seat passenger who was seriously injured in a two-car collision near Murkle has taken his first steps in over three months. Kevin Morrice (37),…
A WICK man who was caught up in an American college shooting has spoken about the dramatic incident, which left a student injured. Ian Scott, an internationally-respected…
EQUIPMENT manufactured by a Wick-based company is being used in an underwater noise study in the Pentland Firth as part of the MeyGen tidal project in…
CAITHNESS Riding Club ran a very successful showjumping and dressage league over the winter months in Halkirk’s indoor riding centre.
THE average turnout of voters in the Highland Council elections has dropped from the last contest five years ago. The count started at 9am in Inverness…
AN award-winning Caithness bakery is up for a new accolade which could see it named as the best in Scotland. Gary Reid said that he couldn’t hold back…
RESIDENTS in Caithness have started voting this morning (Thursday) now that polling day to elect the region’s next local authority has arrived.
SANDY McCarthy dashed past the Queen Mother to win a children’s race at the Mey Games in 1971.
The big man tackles an even bigger topic, writes J.A.J.
THE family of a motorcyclist killed in a road accident near Thrumster at the weekend have said a huge hole has been left in their lives. Brent Larnach,…
THE centre of Castletown “looks like the Gaza Strip”, according to a local community councillor. Jenny Gunn made the comparison to the Middle East…
THE former leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats has accused the local element of the SNP of a funding scandal.
THE last time I phoned New York I spoke with the literary agent who represents the American novelist Cormac McCarthy.
A CAITHNESS businessman is to sue the Bank of Scotland for around £10 million after one of his companies went into administration.
HOLIDAY-makers got an extra-special treat as they made their way back to the mainland from a trip to Orkney.
THE election for the Highland Council is tomorrow. I cannot emphasis enough the importance of this election and the need for people to vote.
ANTI-terrorism duties are on the cards for East Mey man Dave Ashpool as he has won a call-up to this year’s Olympics in London.
LESS than 24 hours of campaigning are left as candidates and parties try to convince Highland residents to vote for them in tomorrow’s local government…
From coffee mornings, dinner-dances and how to do just about anything from watercolours to radio signals bounced off satellites, the brigade have brought…