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A Lyth-based stables owner will be wearing her purple poppy with pride in memory of horses and other animals that died during wartime.
Reports came in about police activity at Kennedy Terrace in Wick in the early hours of this morning and it was confirmed that a man was arrested.
The Caithness Bikers’ group had its first annual poker run on Sunday (November 3) and raised £300 for charity.
Bucking the trend of empty and unsightly shops in the centre of Wick, a bright new art gallery has opened on High Street.
The man at the centre of a 24-hour siege in Castletown has posted video content on Facebook Live as he speaks to armed officers on the street.
The owners of a popular Thurso hardware store were delighted to hand over £500 in cash to a worthy cause.
The incident that has drawn a huge police presence to Castletown is still ongoing, said a Police Scotland spokesperson this morning.
Multiple police vehicles were observed speeding across the county towards Castletown after an incident was reported earlier today (November 4).
A week after an article was published on a battle to have a zebra crossing reinstated at Keiss the work was finally carried out by Highland Council.
On Saturday (November 2) Thurso Community Council started its Local Place Plan consultation about the town’s future.
After reporter David G Scott shared his reminiscences of Barlinnie Prison’s execution chamber a series of Victorian images have now been published.
A dedicated group of volunteers bringing colour to the streets of Wick celebrated 25 years of floral work around the town.
Caithness councillor highlights issue of unpainted road junctions and questions why machine designed for the task is sitting unused at Thurso depot.
Thurso’s Highland Hospice staff once again proved why they are a big hit in the local community with a special Halloween event on Saturday.
Thurso Boys’ Brigade members Pharnell Geddes and Noah Williamson were presented with their Queen’s Badges by former captain David Smith.
Community forces in Thurso have come together to open dialogue with residents about the future of the town.
The crew of HMS Exmouth which sank off the Wick coastline in 1940 will be commemorated thanks to a RNLI fundraising bid.
Tomorrow (Saturday, October 26) marks the last day of Wick Society’s grand sale of secondhand books at Bank Row.
A planned holiday park in Thurso has attracted criticism with one local calling it an eyesore and the ‘first step towards a Blackpool type town’.
Highland Council has given permission for the change of use of a former Thurso hair salon into residential flats.
