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Community councillors want to know why it is taking so long for Highland Council to replace storm-damaged barriers at the Camps car park in Wick.
A sheriff has warned a man who drove while disqualified that a repeat of the offence could attract a prison sentence.
White-lining should be completed within the next month at Wick’s Bridge Street mini-roundabout, with Highland Council calling it a “high priority”.
The crowd at Millbank were treated to a nerve-tingling thriller as Caithness opened their Caley 1 North Conference season with a 45-41 victory.
Farmer Michael Shearer and his collie Mirk have won a place in the Scottish sheepdog trials team after finishing ninth at the national championships.
The length of road resurfacing carried out so far in Caithness in the current financial year comes to almost 17.5 kilometres, it has emerged.
A Thurso man is facing 12 sex-related charges involving five girls.
Staff from a Bower-based joinery company undertook a gruelling charity walking challenge that covered over 1000km.
Teams of four competed at Reay Golf Club in the annual Bighouse Estate Texas Scramble, played in windy and sunny conditions on Sunday.
Two former Wick High School pupils have launched a book of Scottish fiction that has become an Amazon number one bestseller over multiple categories.
Planned reduced speed limits across the structure with intermittent overnight lane closures.
Give a little back to the dedicated carers in your community – nominate them for a Highland Heroes award!
Householders in Caithness will have to wait a bit longer before their new recycle bins arrive, announced Highland Council.
Conditions were pleasant for Caithness Cycling Club’s final 10-mile time trial but a strong headwind on the outward leg made fast times unlikely.
As the Parliament goes back after the summer recess, I look forward to raising the issues that affect Caithness and the Highlands and Islands.
The SNP MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross, Maree Todd, highlighted how the importance of free prescriptions during the cost of living crisis.
Two pairs started Wick Wheelers’ “2 Up” time trial where a team of two ride together sharing the workload at the front of the pair.
A new initiative encouraging Noss pupils to cycle to school has taken off in a big way, with 34 children and six adults taking part in week two.
Scottish singing star Callum Beattie has hailed Tunes By the Dunes as “a beautiful festival, in a beautiful place, run by beautiful people”.
Several campsites across the Highlands have said a new scheme set out by the local authority ‘will not support their businesses’.
