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HAVING fallen in love with dropping 15000 feet through the air, Jonathan Burt said he is sky high after realising his dream.
LAST Thursday was a good day for Donald Jack as he won the final round of the EGGS Summer Eclectic...
The Rotary Club of Thurso has organised an auction this coming Friday...
AN album of previously unpublished photos of royal visits to Dounreay is to go on show at two popular tourist haunts in Caithness.
A WICK man has spoken of his shock at uncovering dozens of grenades that were buried in his garden.
OUR weather has certainly been schizophrenic recently, with days that could have come from January and others that might be expected in July...
THE audience attending the latest offering from the Thurso High School Drama Group were treated to an fine evening of dance, comic acting and singing...
Recession blamed for opportunist raids
A GROUP of 18 cycling enthusiasts have completed a Land’s End to John O’Groats challenge – raising nearly £50,000 for a children’s charity. The dedicated…
THE Government needs only to look at the number of incidents in the northern seas to realise the importance of retaining emergency tug services. That…
THOMAS Telford dismissed Whaligoe as a "dreadful place". Certainly the words wild, forbidding and inhospitable spring to mind...
A BLYTHSWOOD Care lorry will be in Caithness next month to collect donations to the annual shoe box appeal.
A CACHE of at least two dozen Second World War hand grenades have been discovered in the centre of Wick. Police have confirmed that the Assembly Rooms…
A RENOWNED international artist hopes to develop a new body of work after gaining a prestigious residency in Caithness. Katya Izabel Filmus has been…
A THURSO businessman risked life and limb on Sunday by swimming six miles of the treacherous Pentland Firth for a very special cause. Picture Box and…
Police in Thurso are appealing for witnesses to a theft of armoured copper cable from Thurso East Mains Farm. Around 150m of the cable was taken overnight…
A moving series of canvases of soldiers convalescing during the First World War and featuring a previously unseen portrait of the Duchess of Sutherland…
A 91st-minute goal was Academy’s undoing on Saturday. David Booth’s injury-time strike meant the Scorries came home with nothing despite looking like…
CANADIAN visual artist Corin Sworn will showcase a new HD video work amid a collection of sculptures, drawings and photographs at Timespan in Helmsdale…
THE number of people in Scotland living for more than a century has reached a new high. Figures from the Registrar General estimate last year there…
