A RENEWABLE energy developer is claiming a plan to erect four new turbines near its wind farm in Caithness would affect its productivity.
THE death of a Skerray man who lost his life in the Titanic disaster was predicted days before the tragedy, it has emerged.
THE six-goal demolition of Brora Rangers has shown how far Academy have come under the stewardship of Davie Kirkwood, according to Rab Mulheron.
COUNTRY music fans from across the world descended on Halkirk at the weekend as a sellout crowd enjoyed the biggest music festival in the Far North.
THURSO could become the training centre for hundreds of young workers from across the Highlands, it has emerged.
CASH which could become available to build a new fire station in Thurso – or upgrade it – should be pulled to replace the facility in Wick. That’s…
A CONVOY of 200 vehicles took part in a memorial cruise in Caithness yesterday to promote road safety. Around 500 people participated in the tribute to…
COUNCILLORS have agreed to the second-generation Gaelic language plan which will be implemented in the Highlands over the next four years.
OVER 500 people are expected to take part in a special event tomorrow to help promote road safety in Caithness. Those involved in the Christopher…
MORE trained medics are needed to help rescue stranded mammals that are found washed ashore. That’s according to British Divers Marine Life Rescue…
A LACK of progress in the marine energy industry in Caithness has forced an engineering firm to mothball its local base.
RURAL Caithness has a huge part to play in the future of the Scottish economy as the UK continues to tackle a tough financial climate.
THE Olympic spirit is burning brightly in Castletown – despite pupils not getting the chance to run with the official torch.
League founder pays tribute to Jocky Wilson...
A DOG astounded rescuers when it fell an astonishing 100ft from a cliff near Wick — and survived. Archie the labrador slipped after leaping onto a…
RENEWABLE energy is not the only industry in which Caithness can play a leading role as part of the development of Scotland’s economy.
IT was a game where everything went wrong but on Saturday it will be put right, said assistant manager Richard Hughes in the wake of Wick Academy’s humiliating…
THE biggest science festival in the North of Scotland is expected to be the best to date with hundreds of people across the county set to attend events...
WICK’S Hogmanay street party is on song to make a comeback, it has emerged. A new committee has been established to bring the event back to the town.
THE magic sponge has been left to dry for most of the season at Harmsworth Park as Wick Academy have enjoyed almost perfect health.