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Pupils at Noss Primary in Wick performed at the school’s annual talent competition, Noss’ Got Talent, on Wednesday.

Children in Wick have been meeting the town’s elderly residents thanks to an intergenerational initiative.

Lyth-based model and horse trainer Natalie Oag says it is ‘a dream come true’ to be holding special horse displays around the country.

Flu tragedy at Altnabreac, Good Food accolade for local hotels and Safety plea after tanker drama.

A Victorian cottage near Wick railway station is in the process of being demolished to make way for the transportation of wind turbine parts.

A Wick student's debut novel takes the reader on a fantasy journey to the claustrophobic streets of Hong Kong.

Police Scotland says it is aware of 'inaccurate media reporting' over training material it has in place for the country's new hate crime laws.

Two Caithness companies intend to break into the multibillion-pound offshore renewables energy market and have been selected for a special programme.

Some 400 people were at the Drumossie Hotel on Friday night for the annual Highland Heroes event.

Magnox workers based at Dounreay power station are being balloted for strike action in a pay dispute.

North Sea cruiser mystery, Two new factories for Caithness and Herbal potion proving a real turn-on

A single mum with three teens in the house talked about her financial struggles after thieves siphoned off her heating oil twice in a fortnight.

Willie Mackay is set for another spoon-playing milestone as he continues to serve up a weekly helping of musical entertainment for his many fans.

An organisation providing care and social services to Thurso's Ormlie residents is £5000 better off after winning an award.

Enjoy a bargain two-night break in a Macdonald Aviemore Resort family room this Easter along with your eggs!

Whooping cough in Thurso, 'Restrictive trend' on development and Council in dark over Bignold bid

Caithness entertainer Brandon McPhee has said it was an honour to record a single with Irish music legend Daniel O'Donnell.

Carol Grant opened the East of Caithness SWI bulb show by reciting a poem she had written on the dedication and joy of participating in the event.

Council leader Raymond Bremner says the £60m investment for Highland roads and infrastructure will see 'biggest improvements' ever seen in communities

Highland Council has been urged to set out in black and white when two Wick zebra crossings will get their long-awaited stripes.