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THE annual showcase of theatre talent in Caithness is set to be an all-western affair when the curtain goes up on the stage in Thurso next month.
THE recent spell of cold and wet weather was partly to blame for the poor entry of just 35 at the North Golf Alliance fixture played over the Tain links…
WICK Academy have been handed a tough draw in the second round of the Breedon Aggregates Highland League Cup.
THE Pentland Firth is on course to become the first marine energy park in Scotland, it has emerged.
SPEED checks are set to be introduced in a Caithness village after concerns from parents who fear for their children’s lives due to the actions of dangerous…
THE first acts performing at RockNess 2012 have been announced.
CLAIMS that Orkney and Shetland should have the right to remain in the UK if Scotland became independent have been criticised by the MSP for Caithness,…
SUPPORT groups in Caithness are being invited to join in a global protest against child abuse.
A BELATED celebration of the bells was appreciated by over 140 senior citizens who had the chance to wish everyone a Happy New Year at an event which…
GRANTS totalling almost £500,000 are to help bring derelict buildings in a historic part of Wick back to life.
CANISBAY poultry breeder Bettine Macaulay was celebrating when she took the overall honours in her class at Thurso Ornithological Society’s annual show. Staged…
THE trial of five men who have been accused of kidnapping and attempting to murder a Caithness father-of-two in Portugal is set to go ahead later this…
A HALKIRK woman narrowly missed out on a shock at the weekend when lightning struck her holiday home and caused an oil tank to burst into flames.
‘THOUGHTLESS vandalism" is how a local priest described the damage.
FORMER Woolworths staff in Caithness have hit out after learning that they will not receive a share of a multi-million-pound compensation deal.
A GLOWING report from Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Education heralds a new era for Wick High School.
BETTYHILL residents are hoping the old saying lightning never strikes twice rings true after it caused a fire that could be seen for miles at the weekend.
FORMER Woolworths employees in Caithness have been told they do not qualify for a share of a £67.8 million compensation payout because the branches they…
DAVIE Allan continued his prolific goal-scoring form into the new year as Wick Academy picked up another point on the road after a hard-fought draw at…
A GROUP of 16 competitors gathered at Thurso Squash Club for the annual Dounreay Site Restoration Limited Handicap tournament...
