ELIJAH Wallis feels at home in Wick but then that’s hardly surprising. The showman, who celebrated his 90th birthday on Tuesday, has been coming to the…
A THURSO businessman has described the “longest five or 10 minutes” of his life as he watched his business go up in flames earlier this week.
A SPECIAL Wick edition of the final book in a trilogy by local writer James Fleming is to be launched next week.
EIGHT staff and users from Caithness Mental Health Support Group’s The Haven, in Wick, braved midges galore to complete the Great Glen Way.
BROADBAND bills in the Far North are set to drop after BT were ordered to lower their prices. Telecom regulator Ofcom announced they will have to…
WICK Airport has seen a significant rise in passenger numbers over the last three months. The airport saw over 7000 passengers from April to July.…
STAFF at Wick’s tax office will have work until 2014 it was announced today.
THE battle for division one in the Caithness County League is heating up after frontrunners Wick Groats lost out to their only other realistic contenders,…
POLICE are urging people in Caithness to be vigilant following a reported scam involving "UKCASH" vouchers.
THE LATEST zero tolerance campaign against litter is proving that the message to keep the streets clean is getting through to people. During the two-week…
HUNDREDS of e-mails have been received by local MP John Thurso over the News International phone-hacking scandal. The Caithness, Sutherland and Easter…
Cathness and Orkney prove formidable opponents.
A BUMPER field of 50 players contesting the recent ladies’ open at Reay was boosted by a large contingent from Kirkwall Golf Club.
As the phone-hacking scandal goes deeper and deeper, it is time for this column to man up, come clean and admit that we too have been involved...
THURSO’S Stevie Reid emerged the happier manager after his side’s pre-season friendly versus Wick Academy on Saturday.
A RETIRED head teacher, originally from Thurso, celebrated his 70th birthday last Monday by climbing the 706 metres up Morven.
Neil Livett, the new club development officer for Caithness Rugby Club believes the Far North is an untapped resource for rugby talent...
IF a cat may look upon a king, then surely a girl from Indiana can have tea with the Queen? That was the logic I used at any rate when fretting about…
PLANS to implement traffic-calming measures to deter antisocial drivers would be detrimental to Wick claims a local councillor.
I LOVE cowboy films. I think it is something about frontier people struggling through an alien wilderness in their hope of finding a promised land that…