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Support and guidance will be available to tens of thousands of young people awaiting their exam results this week.
Two local artists have collaborated for an exhibition currently on at the North Coast Visitor Centre in Thurso until August 30.
After over seven years at Thurso Library, the Caithness Family History Society’s collection is moving to a new permanent home at Wick.
A free festival celebrating the rocks, stones, and minerals of Caithness will run from August 4-16 at the Ross Institute in Halkirk.
As the school year draws to a close, Thurso’s Mount Pleasant pupils have been recognised for their achievements at a sports day event.
The university secured an overall 92% satisfaction rate in the 2025 National Student Survey.
A special correspondence came in from Thurso High School student reporters Maisie Swart and Lily-Rose Carlise, about a Battle of the Bands event.
Primary 7 pupils at Mount Pleasant enjoyed a truly star-studded evening to mark the school’s end-of-year celebration and awards night.
Life for pupils of a country school in Caithness in the 1950s and ’60s is graphically recounted Kenny’s Bairns School Days, by Marigold Stewart.
Thurso Players is putting on its annual children’s performance, Whoops XXVII and the Enchanted Stage, this Friday and Saturday at the Mill Theatre.
