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With demolition of the former cinema and nightclub on Wick's High Street nearing completion, a "bigger than expected" area has been revealed.
Daisy the campervan could not fail to bring a smile as she journeyed along the North Coast 500 route last week.
A recent story by Jean Gunn about Paul and Linda McCartney's visit to Wick brought back memories for fellow Groat reporter David G Scott.
Victory over Japan Day (VJ Day) was commemorated in Wick and other areas of Caithness on Saturday.
A Thurso shop worker is hoping to raise £1000 for a charity close to her heart by having her head shaved at the end of this month.
Huge numbers of stinging jellyfish have been seen on beaches in Caithness in what could be a sign of global warming.
Highland councillors in Caithness have welcomed the U-turn by John Swinney over exam results, with one calling the matter an "embarrassing episode".
Ten amputee military veterans have joined forces with firefighters to ride from John O’Groats to Land’s End in support of a comrade with MND.
A Lybster woman has raised £800 for the Caithness maternity unit by making and selling masks as protection against Covid-19.
A tree-felling operation at Wick's Station Road will see a neglected area brightened up, according to local councillors.
A supernatural thriller made by two Caithness brothers and set in Freswick Castle will have its premiere at a major film festival this month.
Thurso High School's head teacher shared stories of the resilience and success of pupils and the importance of mental wellbeing with councillors.
A man from Wick has managed to publish his first book despite struggling with severe dyslexia.
Caithness animal lovers have helped their favourite charity by raising money for it during lockdown.
Schools in Caithness have set out guidelines for parents whose children are returning for their studies next week after the lockdown period.
Two high street fashion outlets in Caithness will continue to operate despite the company's decision to axe 47 of its UK stores.
Wick and Thurso branches of M&Co remain open despite 47 stores closing throughout the UK.
A demolition team has begun work on getting rid of a prominent eyesore building in Wick's High Street.
Multiple reports and images of illegally dumped items have come to light including mattresses, chairs, washing machines – and even a dead dog.
A Wick man with terminal cancer is waiting to see if he has contracted Covid-19 after visiting the Aberdeen pub where 32 positive cases are confirmed.
