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Caithness Ladies will be aiming for back-to-back wins against Nairn St Ninian when the sides meet in the SWF Highlands and Islands League on Sunday.
A Thurso-based peatland expert has completed a long-held ambition to run across the Flow Country to mark World Heritage Day.
Jamie Stone described North Sea oil and gas workers as “immensely valuable” to the UK and insisted their skills must not be allowed to go to waste.
Wick Academy’s under-18s are one game away from being crowned Highland League champions in their age group.
AG Coaching has made great progress in its first year and a half, and Alyn Gunn says he is looking forward to welcoming more big clubs to Thurso.
A team of staff from a firm with branches throughout the Highlands has become the latest to organise a corporate blood donation.
A Forss man who subjected a driver to a sustained assault in Thurso, has been jailed for six months.
Pentland United made it two wins out of two in the CAFA top flight, while in the second division Wick Thistle also continued their winning start.
After a season off, Stuart Anderson returned to take first place in Wick Wheelers’ opening 10-mile time trial of the 2025 season.
Wick squash player Willie Jappy is looking forward to winning his first Scottish cap at the age of 70 in the Masters Home International competition.
A quarter of a million pounds has been pledged to help create further jobs and training opportunities in the far north.
A public spending watchdog says Highland Council faces “challenges” in delivering ambitious infrastructure improvements in the next 20 years.
Shona Mackay, Chloe Mackenzie, Mark Mackay and Mark McCoustra travelled to the Pickaquoy Centre for the R Clouston Orkney Championships 2025.
A farming union leader is urging the UK government to call a halt to changes to inheritance tax until a review into farm profitability is complete.
The annual Ladies’ Day Tipsy Tea Party organised by MS People Caithness raised almost £2400 as guests gathered in their stylish outfits.
Summer holiday mementoes and plastic suits created for the nuclear industry are among the exhibits at Halkirk Heritage and Vintage Motor Centre.
The North of Scotland senior boys’ team were presented with the Scottish Cup trophy at Ross County’s stadium.
A trio of passengers are set to arrive in John O’Groats on Friday - on a tiny vintage bus.
Reay hosted the ladies’ Navcommsta Open on Saturday, with Hannah McLean taking the overall handicap prize while Laura Durrand was the scratch winner.
A Thurso teenager, taught violin by her mother, was delighted to play in a concert with the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland.
