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A Wick pub is to cut the price of all food, soft, non-alcoholic and hot drinks by 7.5 per cent for one day next week (September 19).
The organisers of a Celtic music festival in Dunnet spoke of their delight at staging the successful two-day event.
An archaeological dig near Thrumster is revealing a complex series of structures indicating a village may have existed there over 2000 years ago
Caithness could face an economic and depopulation crisis if Westminster proposals to cut migration numbers go ahead, MSP Gail Ross has warned.
New WWII thriller by Victoria Knox has a Nazi sniper at Canisbay Kirk and U-boat activity in Dunnet Bay.
A Caithness charity that aims to promote the fitness and well-being of local kids has been busy raising charity cash.
Lybster harbour is being transformed for a forthcoming episode of hit Netflix series The Crown.
Spectacular African dance and drum event in Wick features Mbilou, a great Bwiti shaman and healer.
The Camps Bar in Wick has raised money to install life-saving devices in the town.
A special gin tasting event proved a popular attraction at the Alexander Bain pub in Wick.
Caithness civic leader says that Wick's 20 mph restriction is 'safer, healthier, greener and quieter' option.
Popular preacher Rev Lyall Rennie says a final farewell to his congregation after 10 years ministering at Canisbay and other churches in the parish.
Parked cars in Wick's Market Square forced the massed pipe band musicians into a tight squeeze.
The skills of world-renowned artist Martin Janecky were captured by photographer Angus Mackay at a workshop in Lybster.
Two brothers from Freswick have launched a new crowdfunding page to finance the final stages of their feature film, Playhouse.
Two big-hearted Caithness women walked along the John O'Groats Trail to raise money for firefighters.
Caithness community projects are only tapping into a fraction of wind farm funding available
Thirty swimmers made a splash last week at the first ever Caithness swim camp held in Wick.
Public telephone boxes in Thurso, Lybster, Halkirk and Dunnet are among a list of 110 that BT is proposing to remove.
A Thurso-based company has reached the finals in two categories of the Highland Business Awards
