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A Thurso man selflessly grits the pavements of his home town to keep them clear over the winter and urges others to lend a hand.
Santa dropped in to Wick Bridge Street for a fun-filled day at a special grotto in Specsavers.
Conservative election agent Struan Mackie has spoken of the threats and abuse he has suffered over the past three years.
Syringes found among massive eight-ton haul by Caithness Beach Cleaners group.
Lyth-based model and animal rights spokesperson Natalie Oag sends out a Christmas message highlighting how rescue dogs can make great pets.
Trolleys of Christmas toys galore in Wick from pool competition cash
A cheque was handed over from the Thurso TSB bank to the Caithness Stroke Group.
Police attended an incident at Cairndhuna Terrace in Wick early today and a man was arrested.
Wick High School girls make a difference in the community with charity work initiative.
Staff at a store in Thurso's town centre dressed up as Toy Story characters to raise charity money.
Santaland may be over but its lights will continue over the festive period to make Wick a winter wonderland of joy and happiness.
A series of classic cars filled Wick after one of Europe's toughest car rallies finished a gruelling 1500-mile trek in wintry conditions.
To celebrate a decade of operating her shop on Wick High Street the owner is giving away a full wedding dress among many other gifts to be won.
A funding package worth in excess of £650,000 is in place to help in the regeneration of Wick town centre, councillors have told key stakeholders.
Three businesses on Wick's High Street had their front windows smashed in a seemingly indiscriminate attack on Sunday evening.
A Caithness cyber security firm is in contention for another award as well as winning lucrative contract.
Thurso Pipe Band bring joy to the town centre streets on a dreich day.
An artist transformed the garden area of Lyth Arts Centre into a spectacular creation that was a perfect accompaniment to the festive season.
Beautifully crafted gansey jumpers based on patterns worn by local fishermen have been donated to Wick Heritage Museum.
A former Lybster teacher and part-time pantomime dame returned to Caithness with a one-man show.
