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A Hungarian biker undertaking an NC500 road trip sent out a big ‘thank you’ to Caithness residents who came to his rescue.
Caithness Family History Society has reached its 25th anniversary and has members from all over the world, as well as Caithness.
The centre of Thurso was buzzing with all things eco and sustainable on Saturday (September 21) as the Circular Caithness Fair got underway.
Maree Todd MSP met with Iain Gregory from Caithness Health Action Team (CHAT), earlier this month to discuss healthcare issues in the far north.
A Thurso Community Council subgroup is leading an initiative to place photographs in derelict/empty shop windows to improve the look of the town.
Police officers in Thurso are investigating vandalism at a house on Henderson Street in which windows were allegedly smashed on Saturday night.
Thurso glass artist Ian Pearson recently collected one of his biggest awards for a glass sculpture on display in the Big Art Show at Paisley.
A free storytelling event at the Ross Institute in Halkirk next month will have buses available to take the public along.
Caithness twins Abbie and Sophie Bell achieved their Young Equestrian Leader Awards gold certificates thanks to a Lyth-based stable.
A Wick man who works at Seaview House has just been crowned Carer of the Year for a division of the Barchester Care Awards 2024.
A Scotscalder man, considered one of the most important painters in Scotland today, will have a solo exhibition in Glasgow next month.
Local artist, Ian Charles Scott, gifted a framed print of a former treasurer of Wick Harbour Trust to the Wick Harbour Authority office.
Highland Hospice charity shop in Thurso hosts a special ‘Second-hand September’ event tomorrow (Saturday, September 21) at its High Street premises.
Multiple complaints have come to the attention of the Groat regarding the reliability of Eastern Airways flights between Wick and Aberdeen.
The sun beat down at Wick River Campsite on Wednesday (September 18) for an official ribbon-cutting event with Lord Thurso doing the honours.
Caithness basked in “unseasonal warmth” for the time of the year yesterday (September 17), says a local weather pundit.
Wick High School held a special event in which prizes and trophies were handed out to some of its most gifted pupils.
A mother and her adopted disabled daughter have moved to Castletown in the hope of finding acceptance and peace.
The Castletown Mill project has marked a significant milestone in its transformation, becoming wind and watertight for the first time in decades.
A forthcoming charity music event in Thurso is billed as a collection of live acts performing upbeat rock n’ roll and soul along with rhythm and blues
