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Pupils and staff at Noss Primary School and Early Learning Centre (ELC) celebrated World Book Day in this picture special.
A Gillock woman is dancing on the ceiling after winning an award and receiving nine nominations for her pupils at the prestigious DIVA Awards 2023.
Pictures and videos from a charity beard shave and chest wax at Stepping Stones in Thurso. Read Ryan Buttress' Obeardtuary lament to his late beard.
A return to wintry conditions appears to be on the cards as the Met Office warns of snow and ice affecting Caithness early next week.
Wick Assembly Rooms will be a riot of colour this Saturday afternoon when the East Caithness Women's Institute Bulb Show takes place.
Colleagues and friends of Julie Marker wished her all the best as she moves south after making a significant impact on mental health services.
The Join and Natter (JaN) women's mental health support group will be hosting a fundraising quiz night in Thurso on March 16.
Police Scotland said that a 44-year-old man had been arrested and charged last week after a joint operation with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary.
A Watten teenager is celebrating after receiving a special equestrian gold award last week and thanked the Lyth stable owner whose horse inspired her.
Caithness households are facing an increase in energy bills after Ofgem’s announcement yesterday.
The gentle sunny conditions at Sunday's Snowdrop Day event at Thrumster House made it feel like the first day of spring.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Scotland is now accepting applications for this year’s prestigious conservation awards.
The High Life Highland Countryside Rangers are helping Caithness teachers and pupils make space for nature this spring
A new Hate Crime Toolkit, outlining support available, how to report hate crime and the criminal justice system process was launched yesterday.
A letter sent out to all parents and guardians of pupils outlined the industrial action which will affect Caithness schools next week.
Households in Caithness could see the introduction of a new recycling service next year if a government application is successful.
A series of sculptures of local Caithness dignitaries has been saved after being rescued from a damp cellar at the Carnegie building in Wick.
An environmental group that clears the Caithness coast from plastic and other items removed around 70 creels from a beach near John O'Groats.
Traffic Scotland announced that the restrictions on the A9 Causewaymire road have been lifted after a vehicle broke down.
The 'It’ll Cost You' campaign to deter adults buying alcohol for minors is to be rolled out across Scotland's towns and cities this year.
