Caithness households with ageing energy meters are being urged to act now to avoid disruption to their heating or hot water systems.
Scotland’s national children’s charity is urging Highland parents and carers to seek their support if worried about their child’s mental health.
A teenage motorcyclist who died after a crash in Caithness last month has been named by police.
A rarely seen psychological thriller made in Caithness almost half a century ago is to be screened in Thurso at the end of this month.
Advice Direct Scotland urges consumers to familiarise themselves with heat networks, which deliver warmth from a central source to multiple homes.
A multimillion-pound yacht has been attracting admiring glances after mooring in Wick Bay.
Fifteen months since the launch of its FutureSkills initiative, the fund is celebrating the transformative impact on businesses and young people
Farmers are being reminded to think “safety first” at harvest time and watch out for power lines crossing their fields.
A Wick optician is calling on aspiring football commentators to help enhance the matchday experience of visually-impaired fans.
Colin MacDonald, from Wick, has revealed the two key questions that drove him on in his new documentary/drama project about the 1745 Jacobite Rising.
Coaches at Caithness Gymnastics Club say they are “extremely proud” of the Fusion display team who took part in Scottish Gymfest in Motherwell.
Fake speed bumps locals ridiculed after being installed on a Highland street are being rolled out to 10 more locations - including two in Caithness.
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Wickers had their eyes on the skies last week as a light aircraft flew over the rooftops displaying an advertising banner from Highland Broadband.
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A Nazi professor was threatened by one Caithness man with a firearm but supported by local police as he attempted to racially profile travellers.
An 85-year-old resident of a medieval almshouse will be stopping off in Caithness as part of a nationwide road trip using his bus pass.
Six months after Stephen Cashmore passed away, aged 76, a booklet full of his uniquely wry observations about working at Dounreay is to go on sale.
Four teams from Castle View Stables at Wick competed in the final of the Pony Club’s national quiz competition, and one of them came home as winners.