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AFTER unearthing coins believed to be worth thousands of pounds, a Caithness treasure hunter has doubled his find.
CAITHNESS has few really good paths. There are plenty of rather boring forest tracks and roads, but if you want a good long walk you have to be prepared…
THE Bruce Shield league for indoor bowling has now resumed after the mid-season break.
A TEAM from Watten Indoor Bowling Club has won the G.M.R. Henderson Shield in Wick Indoor Bowling Club’s annual open triples competition.
A POLICE appeal has been issued relating to a man who has been missing from his home in Thurso since the weekend.
Poignant and surprising, Dan Mackay looks at two very different anniversaries...
NORTHERN Constabulary is appealing for information following an incident which happened during the Inverness Caledonian Thistle versus Celtic match at…
NORTHERN Constabulary is to host the annual Police Sport UK track-and-field and tug-of-war championships. The event will be held at Queen’s Park Stadium,…
A LOCAL man had to be rescued from a house fire in Castletown this morning.
THE Royal Mail is celebrating the Queen’s 60th anniversary of the accession to the throne with a special sheet of new first-class definitive stamps.
HIGHLAND councillors will be asked to agree to pump an additional £2 million into road repairs over the next year when it meets on Thursday.
A RECENTLY discovered time capsule sealed over 20 years ago has been found in Wick.
FRONTLINE council services are expected to be given a multi-million-pound boost while no new budget cuts will be announced after the Highland Council…
FAR North runners are being encouraged to take part in a charity event next month.
Wick Academy were forced to rearrange another fixture as Harmsworth Park was once again waterlogged.
NORTH Labour MSP David Stewart is to visit Wick High this Friday to distribute a new road safety film.
THE Far North will not lag behind other areas of Scotland in terms of quality of broadband service. That’s the assurance given by infrastructure minister…
A WICK drink-driver has become the first person in Caithness to have his car forfeited under new laws which were introduced in December.
A LOCAL solicitor has issued a stark warning about a law that could see children of remarried couples miss out on their inheritance.
TWENTY-six new jobs to support pupils in schools across the Highlands look set to be created by the local authority.
