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Tomorrow (Saturday, October 26) marks the last day of Wick Society’s grand sale of secondhand books at Bank Row.
A planned holiday park in Thurso has attracted criticism with one local calling it an eyesore and the ‘first step towards a Blackpool type town’.
Highland Council has given permission for the change of use of a former Thurso hair salon into residential flats.
Caithness residents reported seeing coastguard helicopters on Tuesday afternoon searching around the coastline.
The mystery of why a young dead otter was laid out on a grave at Olrig Cemetery adds to the ominous feel of Caithness’ most haunted site.
The Caithness Book Festival saw authors travel from near and far to take part in the event at its new venue of Murkle Hall.
A Caithness councillor has blasted the local authority’s ‘poor excuses’ for failing to add road markings at a potential accident blackspot for kids.
A new benefit will be replacing attendance allowance for state pension age Caithness residents living with disabilities or long-term health issues.
The ‘Rock N Roll Rumble’ music event at the Park Hotel on Saturday, September 28 raised £1420.11 for Alzheimer Scotland with more cash to come too.
With mushrooms abundant in places like Dunnet Forest in Caithness, local dog owners are warned about the potential dangers for their pets.
The possibility of creating an art trail from Wick riverside to the harbour was discussed at a community council meeting.
The legalities of jet skiing on Loch Watten were discussed at a meeting of Watten Community Council on Monday (October 14).
Conditions could not have been better for the annual vintage tractor ploughing match held this year at Knockdee Farm near Gillock.
Community councillors in Wick questioned the future of the town’s former Carnegie Public Library and the viability of a new museum at the location.
The Met Office has issued a warning of high winds across Caithness over Sunday and Monday.
Yarrows Heritage is staging an exhibition of its recent archaeological work in Wick’s Nucleus Centre from Friday, October 18 to November 1.
A Wick supermarket and a local mum went over and above to help children score better goals with football nets and more.
A Thurso dad with a three-year-old son condemns Highland Council as ‘uncaring’ after failing to secure his home from damp mould.
Police Scotland explained the nature of the operation in Wick town centre yesterday (October 14) that had some residents confused.
Residents in Caithness have reported receiving scam texts from a fake government department offering winter subsidy payments.
