Alistair Gunn, who was chairman of Wick Academy when they won the vote to gain Highland League status, looks back to that memorable night in 1994.
Wick Academy will be looking to continue their strong home form this weekend while putting a dent in Buckie's Highland League title challenge.
A woman who owns a tourism business has complained to Highland Council over the "horrendous" state of the road at her property, close to the NC500.
Hundreds of trees, chosen for their benefits to wildlife, have been planted alongside Wick River in a project involving groups of schoolchildren.
Caithness Badminton Association's 26th invitation tournament attracted a record entry – but it was a local hero who again rose above the rest.
Halkirk United got back on track on Wednesday night with three points and a clean sheet against Bonar Bridge on the artificial surface at Alness.
The Caithness Beatrice Community Fund has handed over a cheque for £6234.72 to Wick Paths Group to pay for work on the North Head coastal footpath.
Teams from Caithness schools created hand-built robots in a Lego competition – and one group of pupils will be going forward to the national final.
Scott Davidson has promised that Thurso will be "putting up a good fight" in Saturday's North Caledonian League clash with second-placed Loch Ness.
Chloe Mackenzie and Sophie Mackay were treble and double winners respectively in Highland Badminton Group's annual junior restricted championship.
Matthew Reiss has warned Scottish Government minister Emma Roddick that facilities at Thurso High School are "failing faster than expected".
Handbell ringers who gathered for a national celebration in Caithness at the weekend were delighted with the "happy, friendly, inclusive atmosphere".
A Scottish Government minister has said Highland Council must make "every effort" to increase passenger numbers flying between Wick and Aberdeen.
Two Caithness councillors have been told that the Scottish Government is "committed to building a vibrant, sustainable and inclusive rural economy".
Halkirk United will be looking to bounce back from Saturday's disappointing home defeat when they take on Bonar Bridge on Wednesday night.
Wick will try to finish the season as the best among a group of clubs that are currently bunched together in the lower half of the Highland League.
A short story competition has been launched in memory of Bill Mowat, the Caithness journalist, historian and councillor who died in August last year.
Duncansby festival guests heard tales about a spy, a rally driver... and how local workers were paid a shilling an hour to help build the lighthouse.
Tennis fan Linda Swanson has been investigating the Caithness roots of Don Budge, the first player to win all four of the sport's Grand Slam titles.
Spoken-word versions of the local papers are now available at Wick and Thurso libraries thanks to a charity for people with hearing or sight loss.