Caithness United secured second spot in HFL Under-16 Highland with a 6-1 victory over Fort William at Lochaber High School at the weekend.
Members of Reiss Gardening Club showcased spring blooms and cakes at the annual bulb show, filling the village hall with fragrance and colour.
Politicians are being warned that Caithness could be "heading for terminal decline" without action on key services such as healthcare and roads.
Public-spirited individuals have been praised by community council vice-chairman Allan Bruce for taking it upon themselves to pick up litter locally.
Moves are being made to limit access for cars entering Wick cemetery because of damage that is being caused to some of the graves.
Concern has been raised over a "sinkhole" that has opened up in a Wick street, leading to speculation over how deep it might be.
There were doubles for James Swan, Pauline Craig, Mark Mackay, Carole Begg and Chloe Mackenzie at the Caithness restricted and open championships.
Wick Academy are "in a good place right now", manager Gary Manson declared after the Scorries' impressive 3-1 victory over Formartine United.
An improvement notice has been served by the Office for Nuclear Regulation over shortfalls in arrangements for storing alkali metals at Dounreay.
Iain Gregory, well known for campaigning about Caithness roads, has been talking to Wick's oral history project about the suffragettes in his family.
Jamie Stone has claimed there is "no joined-up delivery of social care services in Caithness", following a listening event he hosted in Thurso.
Reay residents are being asked for their thoughts on giving a new lease of life to the village's 285-year-old church which is expected to close.
Halkirk United will continue to concentrate on themselves and not pay too much attention to the other North Caledonian League title contenders.
Storm-damaged trees are to be removed from along the A9 next week, meaning road closures at night from Monday evening through to Saturday morning.
Pupils have been evacuated from Thurso High School today because of damage to a gym roof.
Five of the top young dogs from the north of Scotland are heading for Stranraer this weekend to compete in the Scottish Inter-District Nursery Final.
Gary Manson hailed the improved resilience of his Academy squad after they picked up a well-earned point in the midweek derby at Harmsworth Park.
Ally MacDonald admitted the title now looks to be beyond the reach of Brora after they had to settle for a share of the points with 10-man Academy.
Two community drama teams from Wick are looking forward to competing in the regional stage of the annual festival of one-act plays later this month.
NHS Highland is to host a series of pop-up hubs in Caithness to highlight a range of community services available from different organisations.
