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A CROWD of over 4500 people turned up for the Halkirk Highland Games on Saturday.
A voyage of over 100 nautical miles along the north coast ended when one of the John O’Groats dream boats landed at “the perfect beach” last week.
NHS Highland has said that it remains committed to Caithness General Hospital, despite claims to the contrary.
AN Italian couple who died in a road crash near Reay on Saturday have been named.
TEXAS, Deacon Blue, Guillemots and Kassidy – plus many more locally and internationally renowned bands and artists – will be shown live on BBC ALBA as…
BUS operator Stagecoach has unveiled an investment of more than £1.5 million in a fleet of new coaches in a major boost for public transport in Caithness.
Crowds gathered on Saturday evening for the traditonal end-of-gala bonfire and fireworks display in Wick.
SOCCER referees in Caithness are bemoaning the abuse they have been receiving from dugouts this summer. The season has witnessed a record number of…
AN Englishman is preparing to pull off an extraordinary ‘feet’. Anthony Band plans to make history by becoming the first person ever to run from John…
BOTH teams were left to ponder how they didn’t come away with three points in a six goal thriller at Harmsworth Park.
A DETERMINED group of fundraisers braved “giant” midges to walk over 70 miles along the Great Glen Way to boost funds for two mental health charities.
A VETERAN angler has been honoured with a special trophy to mark his landing of a record-breaking fish from the River Naver. Hugh Scally, of Dalmellington,…
WICK was brought to a standstill this afternoon when over a thousand homes and businesses lost power. The incident took place at 4.25pm when a power…
PRINCE Charles will be carrying out a number of public engagements in Caithness on Tuesday. The prince, who is known as the Duke of Rothesay when he is…
A CALL for barriers to be fitted at two level rail crossings in Caithness has been welcomed by local Highland councillor David Flear. He was pleased…
A LARGE-scale version of an iconic symbol of the 1980s is on offer to those who want to own a piece of John O’Groats history.
THE failure to open toilet facilities during Wick’s busiest night of the year has been described as a public inconvenience. Visitors to the town’s…
THE Houses of Parliament in London may once have been known as the cradle of our democratic liberties. Now, however, the HP Sauce buildings by the River…
WHAT is the environment of a nuclear site like? BBC TV’s 'The One Show' came to Dounreay on Monday and Tuesday to find out.
THURSO Bowling Club will have representatives in the finals of the Northern Counties Championships on August 21, after both the singles and fours won…
