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The Vikki Mackay School of Dance held its first competition in Wick with over 100 dancers taking part from all over Scotland.
Police Scotland says that online hate crime reports have dropped significantly in the second week after the introduction of a new law.
A former shop in Wick was described as a ‘damn disgrace’ and eyesore for locals and tourists, at a meeting of the town’s community council.
Local charities benefitted to the tune of £2000 thanks to the popular Caithness Model Club show in Wick.
Travellers on the A882 heading into Watten from the west may think they’ve taken a wrong turn thanks to the efforts of a prankster.
Police in Wick are investigating the ‘unexplained’ death of a woman aged 29 in the town.
The latest exhibition to be held at North Coast Visitor Centre in Thurso is called ‘Material Matters’ and opened on Friday, April 5.
Lyth Arts Centre announces the launch of Inspired by Books – a ‘new and exciting’ visual exhibition by local artist Katie Squires.
Cllr Karl Rosie has written to the Chancellor on behalf of the Alba Party calling for action to support police officers accessing affordable homes.
The 460 union members employed by Nuclear Restoration Services Limited based at Dounreay power station have backed strike action in a pay dispute.
A councillor criticises the local authority for the “diabolical” state of roads and thinks overtime for workers may be a solution.
A Thurso mum pleading for respite care for her severely autistic son has started an online petition that is quickly gaining momentum.
Staff at Dounreay nuclear power station overwhelmingly back industrial action as pay talks stall.
Increases in local crimes related to shoplifting and resisting arrest were noted at a meeting of the Royal Burgh of Wick Community Council on Monday.
Jamie Stone MP today (April 4) urged the government to suspend arms sales to Israel, following the deaths of seven aid workers.
A woman in Wick was arrested and charged for an alleged theft of items from houses in the town
Maree Todd MSP has praised Caithness KLICs charity in Wick for its invaluable support to young carers in the community.
Caithness-born author James Miller will speak at the next Caithness Family History Society meeting about historic cartographer Timothy Pont.
An audience of parents, grandparents and friends were treated to a primary school quiz competition in Thurso West Church on Wednesday, March 27.
Heavy vehicles are destroying pavements in Watten but there are ‘no easy answers’ to the problem, according to a local roads campaigner.
