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Wick’s Bank of Scotland will close next year but a new banking hub is planned for the town.
Awards were given out as pupils, staff, family members and special guests gathered at Noss Primary School for the final assembly of the year.
Miller Academy in Thurso held a special event on the primary school grounds that proved to be a great family fun day for all who attended.
With postal voters in Caithness being urged to make their vote count, Highland Council has created a short video to help inform residents.
Three Highland Council staff from Caithness were congratulated and given framed prints after almost five decades working for the local authority.
A new paperback has just come out from the Dunbeath Writing Group called ‘A Great Vintage and Other Stories’ and is available to buy on Amazon.
Thurso Players will embark on its latest production in the Mill Theatre tomorrow with its performance of The Memory of Water by Shelagh Stephenson.
Wick’s weather watcher said yesterday (June 24) proved to be one of the town’s hottest since 1984 reaching a balmy 73F.
A young man on a charity trek with his dogs around the UK made an unscheduled stop at Wick to find homes for pups after one became pregnant.
The ever-popular musical duo, Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, have embarked on Scottish tour this summer and will perform in Wick on August 3.
The Canisbay Show will be taking place on Saturday (June 29), after a five-year break, thanks to a small but enthusiastic team beavering away.
Old St Peter's Kirk Preservation Association has an open day on June 29 and hopes that visitors will soon be able to access the ancient Thurso church.
A male motorcyclist was hospitalised after a crash on the A9 at Berriedale Braes last night (June 20).
A new bin system is heading to Caithness but English councils are set to scrap similar initiatives after the Government declared them ‘confusing’.
The organiser of an exhibition set to open in Halkirk soon is seeking help to raise funds for framing artworks by local children.
Wick High School (WHS) pupils are celebrating after winning awards in a UK maths competition.
The Pulteney Centre in Wick witnessed a happy occasion on Friday as three Pulteneytown People’s Project volunteers gained their cookery credentials.
The Alba Party’s local candidate highlights the importance of Alex Salmond’s appearance in Thurso this week.
The SNP candidate for Caithness, Sutherland and Rosshire has been taken to task for mistakenly putting up election posters on the A9 road at Dunbeath.
With one book under his belt, a Caithness author will be fishing for compliments with his latest publication.
