The north of Scotland's economic and community development agency has highlighted how it is investing in a range of businesses and trusts.
Students from Kuk Sool Won of Caithness travelled to Bathgate in West Lothian for the annual Scottish tournament and national testings.
The new fixture list has given Wick Academy an early opportunity to start making amends for last season's two heavy defeats against Banks O' Dee.
Thurso High School classes have been enjoying a range of fun activities, with a house week for younger pupils followed by a fun day for the seniors.
The historic Castle of Old Wick will remain closed off to the public beyond the 2023 tourist season, with an inspection scheduled for the autumn.
Liam Sutherland says High Ormlie will be looking to carry on the belief from their previous cup achievements when they take on Kirkwall Hotspurs.
Marelle Sturrock will be remembered as a beautiful and talented person with a “heart of gold”, friends and family heard at a celebration of her life.
Thurso High School hosted a netball festival for S3 pupils, welcoming two teams from Kirkwall Grammar School and one from Wick High.
Manager Sadie Kevill has started Volunteers' Week 2023 by "blitzing" five popular myths about volunteering with Caithness Citizens Advice Bureau.
Colin Sinclair says Staxigoe United are pleased to be through to the third round of the Highland Amateur Cup, albeit in "unfortunate" circumstances.
Fergie tractor enthusiast Pete Burdass is preparing to drive out of John O'Groats this weekend on what he hopes will be a record-setting journey.
Consultation events are taking place in Caithness this week to gather feedback on plans for an undersea electricity cable extending to Aberdeenshire.
Kevin Anderson insisted that “nothing is won or lost yet” after Wick Groats came from behind to beat Pentland United in Caithness AFA Division One.
“I've never seen someone so happy after a game as he was," co-manager Liam Sutherland said after Owen Gordon's heroics for High Ormlie Hotspur.
Young Caithness drivers competed well in the first round of this year's Scottish Super Series, hosted by North of Scotland Kart Club.
Highland councillors in Caithness have voted in favour of demolishing and rebuilding Thurso High School's closed-off Block A at a cost of £7.5m.
A golfing trio travelled to Thurso as part of a challenge to play at the most easterly, southerly, westerly and northerly courses on the UK mainland.
Highland councillor Ron Gunn has praised everyone who took part in a firefighting course for young people held at Thurso fire station.
Castletown manager Tom McKenna said he was satisfied with a "workmanlike performance" by his team after Monday's goalless draw with Wick Thistle.
The Pentalina ferry is still in dry dock in England and will remain out of service until next Tuesday at the earliest, it has been announced.
