The Joe Davitt Band from County Wexford, Ireland have won the Caithness Triple C Country Music Club Band of the Year award for 2024.
Members of Pentland Canoe Club shared stunning pictures from an ‘unforgettable’ seven-day sea kayaking expedition in Greece.
Past and present pupils at Canisbay Primary celebrated the school’s 50th anniversary with a special open day.
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The ever-popular Thurso Festival of Highland Dancing was held in Keiss Hall on Sunday, June 8.
Billy Kay said it was an honour to have been invited to give a book festival talk at the newly refurbished John O’Groats Mill on Friday night.
A researcher from a Canadian university is delving into the rich heritage of family samplers in the collection held by Strathnaver Museum, Bettyhill.
Historic Environment Scotland has been accused of “turning a blind eye” to plans for a major battery energy storage scheme near the Castle of Mey.
Eighteen-year-old forward Euan Kennedy has signed a three-year deal with Wick Academy after spending five years in the Ross County youth set-up.
It’s the fourth year they have sponsored the event declared “a real highlight in the farming calendar for many within our area”.
Staff from Rolls-Royce at Vulcan did their bit for the environment when they took part in a Clean Up Your Caithness community event.
Caithness Pony Club held its annual summer working hunter show and an arena event at the UHI North, West and Hebrides equestrian campus at Dale.
A ‘unique opportunity’ to snap up a traditional Highland railway station property on the NC500 is being flagged up at a knock-down price.
Liberal Democrats want the far north in contention after the UK government pledged to invest £2.5 billion in small reactors.
Keiss may be propping up Division One in the county league but they are leading the way in the Caithness AFA fair play standings.
Organisers have worked for months to make Pride a reality in Thurso, and now the moment has finally arrived.
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CHAT has insisted that the need to expand local healthcare is “undeniable” after compiling figures on the travel commitments for Caithness patients.
Three members of North Shore Surf Club are seeking support with funding as they prepare to represent their country in the European championships.