Swimmers from Wick were praised as a credit to their club after crossing the Pentland Firth to take part in the third annual Orkney Open Meet.
Dounreay has been awarded a gold Skills and Training Charter for the fourth consecutive year by the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board.
Roles available span various areas, including visitor experience, retail, catering, and operations.
Work on Strathsteven Bridge, south of Brora, is set to begin on Monday, May 26, and will last for five weeks.
Strathy Point Lighthouse was the first lighthouse in Scotland to be built specifically for electrical operation.
Primary 7 pupils at Keiss had an unforgettable experience on their residential trip to Fairburn Activity Centre.
A man was caught in charge of his car 16 times over the drug limit, Wick Sheriff Court heard last week.
Mackays Hotel in Wick is celebrating its 70th year in business with a bumper programme of hotel-hosted food, drink and entertainment events.
A £145,000 upgrade of Wick’s Grizzly Park using Scottish Government funding has been welcomed as “fantastic news for that part of Pulteneytown”.
The Scottish Wildlife Trust, with the Scottish International Storytelling Festival, has announced the return of the Words of the Wild competition.
Nucleus is to host another evening of football reminiscences at the start of next month, following the success of the first event held in March.
The weedkiller remains controversial for alleged but inconclusive evidence that it causes cancer.
The 2025 Young British Farming Awards is officially open for entries and nominations.
Is Wick in the final death throes of a terminal decline? Can anything be done to avert its ailing fortunes?
Asa Sinclair admitted he couldn’t have asked for any more from his players after Thurso Swifts pulled off a shock cup victory over Wick Groats.
A Wick-raised author has topped the Amazon bestseller charts this week with a chilling new book about Scotland’s most shocking murders.
The wellbeing charity for farmers and crofters, Farmstrong Scotland has been awarded £20,000 of funding from The National Lottery Community Fund.
Last year the Red Hot Highland Fling was cancelled amid fears it would not make enough cash.
Accessing skilled labour continues to be the dominant employment issue for the UK fishing fleet, a new Seafish report suggests.
As we navigate modern life, the role of community in fostering a supportive environment for mental health has become increasingly evident.