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This Halloween sees the release of The Stone of Destiny, the second instalment of Andrew Neil MacLeod’s The Casebook of Johnson and Boswell trilogy.
Train users in Caithness are reminded that no services will be running tomorrow (October 29) due to strike action over pay.
Caithness Family History Society’s November meeting is an online presentation – Tips and Tricks for Getting the Best out of www.scottishindexes.com
A Spittal resident was left fuming after being told that BEAR Scotland is not taking action over speeding vehicles.
A Wick optician has now been honoured by the founders of Specsavers after recently being nominated for a top optometry industry award.
Members of Yes Caithness group put up an information table at Wick Retail Park and asked members of the public their views on Scottish independence.
The owner of Puffin Croft petting farm near John O'Groats has a special deal with free vouchers available to visit the site and see its animals.
A Wick and East Caithness councillor highlighted path and road issues in Caithness after visiting the village of Watten.
Caithness policing divisions will be supported by national resources to keep communities safe over the Bonfire Night period.
The 360 degree immersive portal experience has been declared a 'big hit' with visitors at Thurso's North Coast Visitor Centre.
Those dressing up for Halloween are urged to take extra care when it comes to choosing any ‘spooktacular’ eye accessories and makeup.
The chair of Highland Council’s Climate Change Committee visited a touring exhibition by international award-winning photographer Mandy Baker today.
Volunteers will be providing a soup lunch free of charge at Wick Baptist Church on Fridays starting this week.
The Scottish Ploughing Championships returned to Caithness this weekend after a very successful event in 2013 and three locals won awards.
An update on the Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) budget position is provided in a new report from Highland Council.
Lyth Art Centre's Northern Stories Festival 2022 came to 'a brilliant end' on Sunday after 10 days of events across the county, said its organisers.
A Thurso-based community advocate said it was 'excellent to see a coherent play area strategy pay dividends' after new equipment erected.
The work in Wick to replace water pipes has been held back due to issues arising from the war in Ukraine with a finish date expected next summer.
Bills and debt information from Advice Direct Scotland.
Following on from Saturday's charity event at Wick Tesco, the supermarket delivered its promised £10,000 cheque to the local beneficiary.
