Wick's World War II memorial garden, looked after by small team of volunteers, has been targeted by vandals for the second time in just over a week.
Caithness AI technician Willie Mackay has reported a 100 per cent success rate with a cattle breeding programme centred on a pedigree Dexter herd.
A 3-0 home defeat to Fraserburgh in the Highland League means Wick Academy have conceded 19 goals in their last four games in all competitions.
A documentary about Old St Peter’s Kirk in Thurso, by local film-maker Darren Manson, will have its premiere at the Merlin Cinema on September 26.
Moves to prevent shipping fraud have been put forward by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency to help enforce security and safety at sea.
Lamb prices have been holding firm as the industry moves into autumn, according to Quality Meat Scotland, the country's red meat promotional body.
A draughts champion from Caithness is hoping to win the Scottish Open for the first time – half a century after taking up the game competitively.
Gary Manson admits it has been too easy for opposing teams to create chances against Academy recently – so the focus will be on rectifying that.
Thurso manager Michael Bremner hopes to have a few players back for Saturday's trip to face St Duthus in Tain in the North Caledonian League.
Coaches from Portugal's most successful football club will be in Caithness next month for two days of training with local youngsters.
Today would have been a major date in Caithness history – if a prediction about the Dounreay clean-up made 11 years ago had proved to be correct.
Local MP Jamie Stone has described farming as "the backbone of the rural economy" and pledged to keep campaigning for a fairer deal for agriculture.
Ex-soldier Kev Stewart from Wick will be cycling 475 miles in six days next week for a charity that supports veterans and wounded serving personnel.
Concerns over controversial plans for an overhead power line between Caithness and Inverness-shire will be set out at a public meeting in Dunbeath.
Halkirk United's winning start to the North Caledonian League campaign has come to an end but manager Ewan McElroy is focusing on the positives.
Wick's World War II pillbox museum has been given a striking new look ahead of two fundraising open days planned for this weekend.
Caithness United under-16s continued their good run of form in the Highland Youth League with a 9-0 victory over Fort William at Harmsworth Park.
A new craft market in Thurso's pedestrian precinct was hailed as a "huge success" and the organisers are already looking forward to the next one.
The owners of a Wick restaurant have vowed to "come back stronger" after a burst pipe in the town centre sent water cascading through their premises.
A new campaign is focusing on ways in which shops, restaurants and hotels in the Thurso area can promote locally sourced produce.