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.
Shoppers in Wick and Thurso have been shocked to find empty shelves at their Coop supermarkets after this week’s hacking issue.
A huge overnight police, Coastguard and RNLI search for a missing man in Thurso has concluded successfully.
Peter Gunn says Wick’s banking hub will be welcomed by those who require a face-to-face service at a time when the last bank branch is closing.
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A trade unionist says major energy projects in Caithness will rely largely on “migrant work” when the focus should be on generating local jobs.
Edward Mountain and Fergus Ewing fear that losing services leads to ‘adverse outcomes’ for patients.
Wednesday saw three teams maintain their 100 records across the two divisions of the county league ahead of this weekend’s Highland Amateur Cup ties.
New figures show a drop of nearly 25 per cent in passenger numbers using Wick airport largely as a result of changes to subsidised flight timetables.
The hardships endured in World War II, and the sacrifices made by those who didn’t survive, were remembered at a Victory in Europe service in Wick.
Dounreay has been issued with an improvement notice after a worker was injured in an incident that could have had “serious consequences”.
A man who sparked a police missing person’s appeal earlier this week has been found.