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Ryan Campbell is hoping Wick Academy can emulate what they did in the last Highland League campaign by staging a revival after the turn of the year.
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Replacement buses will cover all cancelled Far North Line train services today.
A meeting to discuss controversial parking proposals in Thurso is expected to be packed to the rafters next week as the plans have come under fire.
Wick Heritage Museum marked the start of 2025 by offering live music, free refreshments and the chance to catch up with friends and acquaintances.
Thurso will be aiming to upset Halkirk United’s North Caledonian League championship bid in the Caithness derby at the Dammies this weekend.
Flooding and landslides have wiped out all rail services between Inverness and Wick/Thurso until Saturday morning at the earliest.
The damage caused by Monday’s fire at the popular Falls of Shin cafe is being assessed.
Hundreds of revellers took to the streets in Wick to bring in the New Year despite the challenging weather conditions.
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The Aurora Borealis made an appearance on New Year’s Day as the skies above Caithness and elsewhere in the Highlands were lit up.
A crowd of up to 300 turned out for Wick’s traditional Hogmanay bonfire – 12 hours later than originally scheduled.
Fresh yellow weather warnings for snow and ice have been issued for much of the Highlands.
Landslides and flooding are causing chaos for train travellers journeying to, from and within the Highlands.
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Kenneth Sutherland Snr says it is a “real privilege and honour” to have been asked to judge the overall sheep inter-breed championship at Ingliston.
Friday’s fundraising festive tractor run from Halkirk to Thurso, via Castletown, featured a procession of 83 tractors decorated with festive lights.
Saturday saw a great entry of 48 golfers competing in pairs in a fun Old Links competition over a 12-hole course at Reay Golf Club.
Kenneth McElroy, a director of Caithness Broch Project, reports on an unforgettable month he spent working at an excavation site in Alaska.
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