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A deadly rabbit virus is ‘circulating throughout Caithness’, according to a Lyth-based animal activist who wants to warn local pet owners.
A bin strike could bring disruption across Caithness after unions announced today that Highland will be affected by eight days of industrial action.
High Life Highland’s countryside rangers are asking Caithness residents to survey the area’s winged wonders as part of the Big Pollinator Count
The Mey Highland Games, one of the most inclusive Highland games in the world, is set to attract a record number of competitors this year.
After yesterday’s news that a Caithness bus company was in danger of losing its operating licence, its manager has vowed to keep the business afloat.
The organisers of a sewing group in Thurso will soon be starting up again after having a summer break.
A Caithness bus company says it is business as normal despite an official notice warning of its licence being revoked today.
Rain did not stop play for the annual parade of floats and crowning of the Queen on Saturday evening at the start of Wick Gala Week 2024.
The council is ‘trying to recoup the costs’ of resurfacing the Coop car park in Thurso by fining motorists who overstay two hours.
A Thurso artist was flabbergasted when she came across a painting she had sold for £30 around 30 years ago and priced at 30p in a Wick charity shop.
A woman who is raising money for homeless charities is due to finish a mammoth round Britain walk at John O’Groats tomorrow (July 27).
The Society of Caithness Artists celebrated its 89th annual exhibition by putting on the ‘largest show of its kind in recent memory’.
Lyth Arts Centre returns to the Rosebank Playing Fields in Wick for another instalment of its much anticipated Summer Sessions.
The Halkirk Highland Games chieftain, Viscount Thurso, talked about his memories of the event which he calls ‘the highlight of the Caithness summer’.
Wick-based firm SHORE’s seaweed chips are now available in more than 200 supermarkets across Scotland, announced the company today.
Wick’s provost talked of her delight in seeing how road resurfacing works have progressed in Wick ahead of the Gala Week parade on Saturday.
A new partnership between Focus North and Net Zero Nation will support organisations in Caithness and Sutherland to achieve climate change goals.
The Halkirk Highland Games 2024, a traditional and spectacular Scottish sporting event held in Caithness, will take place on Saturday, July 27.
The granddaughter of a fondly remembered Wick resident who passed away in July is organising a skydive to ‘honour her memory’.
Tails were wagging and noses sniffing as a mix of all shapes and sizes of dogs came together to be judged at the Caithness Show on Saturday.
