The Royal British Legion in Thurso is getting ready to rumble again as the Caithness Pro Wrestling roadshow comes to town on Saturday.
The volunteers who look after Wick’s historic Isabella Fortuna have been praised after landing a flagship honour from National Historic Ships UK.
A contestant from Wick, 28-year-old Sam Hendry, will be appearing on TV’s Countdown on Monday.
Wick's Laurandy Centre has received top grades and has been hailed as a leader in its sector in a inspection report.
Caithness teams took two of the top three places in the Highland YFC regional elimination for the Scotch Beef Country Cooks Competition.
Organisers of this year’s Orca Watch say they are “ecstatic” about the sightings of killer whales and other marine species in northern waters.
A photographic record of a day spent on the uninhabited "island in the stream", with echoes of the long-gone human population never far away.
The female favourite for the May 26 event remains Jenny Bannerman of Inverness Harriers, while there will be a new champion in the men's field.
Sophia Ramsøy has enjoyed a successful start to the season after being part of the winning British team at the Student Rider Nations Cup.
Belladrum festival is taking to the road with two acts appearing in Wick this Friday (May 24).
North MP Jamie Stone is urging banks to pool resources and open "banking hubs" in the Highlands following a series of branch closures.
Staxigoe Hall has been given a facelift thanks to the Community Payback Team based in Wick.
A Thrumster man talked about the distress and anger he felt after having to deal with an aggressive phone scammer.
Two new seafaring books are now available from Dunbeath publisher Whittles.
A Keiss mum has completed the first part of a "romantic fantasy" set of books that is now available to buy.
Does this Thurso photo by Alan McIvor show spirits heading to the heavens above?
Made in Chelsea star Josh Patterson recently set a new world record after travelling from John o' Groats to Land's End in a wheelchair.
Councillors have condemned the small-scale temporary repairs carried out this week at Wick's riverside car park as a "sticking plaster" operation.
Pentland United dished out a 5-1 thumping to Lairg Rovers during their Highland Amateur Cup clash at Ham Park.
Wick Thistle dumped out of Highland Amateur Cup as Groats go nap
