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After developments in Thurso led to empty shops displaying heritage pictures, Wick’s community council discussed a similar venture.
A special bingo event with many prizes will be held in Wick dedicated to the memory of a young boy who tragically passed away 17 years ago.
Lyth Arts Centre is delighted to welcome FitkinWall to the West Church in Thurso later this month.
A global IT company warns Caithness residents to be wary of an insidious scam that mimics the voices of friends and relatives to extort money.
Issues around the pedestrianised area of Wick town centre were discussed at a community council meeting on Monday.
Blighted by repeated vandalism, Thurso’s Tanyard (Riverside) public toilets are once again closed due to antisocial behaviour.
With 83 per cent of UK motorists paying out of pocket for pothole damage should Caithness drivers bother trying to make a claim?
On Saturday (October 12) there will be a storytelling event in Halkirk for all ages.
The ongoing problems with Wick-Aberdeen flights have led to one disgruntled Thurso man fearing he could lose his job over the cancellations.
A new BBC series, Inside Barlinnie, features archive footage of the prison’s execution chamber from a film one of our journalists made in the 1990s.
A young Caithness musician celebrates the spooky season with a special Halloween album with Twilight-inspired tracks.
Window-sized photographs of quaint historic scenes have been sited in the front of vacant shops in Thurso town centre as part of a new initiative.
MCR Pathways, a national award-winning mentoring charity, is appealing for volunteer mentors to inspire young people in Wick.
A local support group hosts an art show at the North Coast Visitor Centre from Thursday as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival.
The rail operator reminds customers that its full timetable is restored today (October 7).
The Fishermen’s Mission charity, announces its first-ever National Support Day on October 14 with its Albert mascot appearing across Caithness.
A six-year-old Thurso boy’s parents thanked their local Tesco and the Wick hospital for helping their son who suffers from a chronic health condition.
Caithness drivers have been warned not to splash pedestrians or else face fines of up to £5,000 plus penalty points on their licence.
Local residents were in uproar over a Facebook post highlighting the plight of kittens dumped in a box at a field just outside Wick.
Volunteers for Caithness Cats Protection were in Wick’s Pets at Home shop raising money and giving advice and support to cat owners.
