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An offshore worker depending on air travel between Wick and Aberdeen has blasted Eastern Airways for reducing its timetable on the route.
The Lyth-based Horsin’ Around stable held its annual endurance beach ride at Keiss.
Wick A team headed to Pettycur Bay in Fife for their first major pool challenge in the Super 15s on Saturday.
Conditions throughout Caithness were described as 'atrocious' on Monday and Tuesday with many condemning a lack of gritting on pavements and roads.
Caithness band OpenPlan release their new single called Traffic Light on Friday, available on all major streaming platforms.
Riverside residents bring Christmas cheer for people struggling in poverty by making up special charity boxes full of gifts.
Tickets go on sale this Saturday for the 2019 Wick panto, Aladdin. The cast and crew are working their magic to make it a show to remember.
A Wick man has condemned Police Scotland for what he calls its 'lack of transparency' in recording homophobic hate crimes.
A huge pot of funding has been secured towards the conservation of Ousdale Broch – a drystone tower which may have been home to an Iron Age chieftain.
Prolific Lochshell-based author Glyn F Salisbury is hosting another book signing event in Wick Tesco just a month after his last one.
A former undercover detective and TV celebrity says the family of Kevin McLeod have been "treated shamefully" by sections of the establishment.
Major coup for Thurso Gallery as British Museum tours its first art show there.
A remembrance-themed cake was donated to the residents of Pulteney House on Armistice Day on Monday.
The staff and residents of Pentland View care home in Thurso helped fill charity boxes with gifts for people struggling in poverty at Christmas.
Respectful crowds assembled at war memorials across Caithness and north Sutherland to honour the fallen of two world wars and subsequent conflicts.
Issues with roads, bus services and air travel were among those highlighted by Caithness councillors at a meeting in Inverness.
Doesn't the festive season seem to start earlier every year? The Groat office display may have been quick off the mark but it's all in a good cause.
Speaking at a Highland Council meeting in Inverness, Councillor Raymond Bremner drew attention to the unique housing issues Caithness faces.
Oor Wullie sculpture is the best medicine to cheer up patients and relatives at Wick hospital, say nurses.
Thrumster, Lybster and Dunbeath churches have benefited from local remembrance projects.
