There were 101 league fixtures and four county-wide knockout competitions, plus Highland Amateur Cup ties, inter-county matches and a play-off.
Sixteen venues in Caithness and Sutherland will be taking part in next month's Doors Open Days festival, the theme being "living heritage" this year.
Ewan McElroy has been impressed by his squad's approach to training, although he expects it will take a few weeks to get everyone up to speed.
A talent showcase on the world’s shortest street – Ebenezer Place in Wick – was such a success at the weekend that it is now set to be held annually.
Wick Academy manager Gary Manson is hoping an arm injury suffered by Mark Macadie at Rothes on Saturday will not be as serious as initially feared.
Manager Kevin Anderson insisted Wick Groats could be proud of their achievements this year despite the Highland Amateur Cup final loss to Avoch.
Schools, development trusts and other organisations in Caithness are being encouraged to apply to a new fund that will support cycle access schemes.
Relief was the overriding emotion for Tom McKenna as Castletown retained their top-flight status by beating Keiss in Friday night's CAFA play-off.
Darren Manson of Picture House Films handed over a new away strip to Thurso Acks before the team's final match of the season in the county league.
Highland Council has taken another step towards establishing a specialist pothole team, saying it will enable a quicker response.
Wick Groats will be targeting their third piece of silverware in eight days when they take on Avoch in the final of the Highland Amateur Cup.
A new project to upgrade Wick's High Street lanes will be a "starting point" for regeneration, according to the chairman of the community council.
A Caithness charity tractor run scheduled for this weekend has been postponed, with strong winds and heavy rain forecast for much of Saturday.
Alan Sinclair's arthritis means he doesn't know what the future will hold in the long term – but his immediate focus is on Saturday's cup final.
Visitors staying at Wick's revamped caravan site this year will have contributed well over £600,000 to the local economy by the end of the season.
An improved position in the table will be the main priority for Thurso as they prepare to kick off their 2023/24 North Caledonian League campaign.
A small number of job losses have been announced at Ashley Ann, the Wick-based firm that designs and manufactures kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.
Wick Academy produced a scintillating performance against Clachnacuddin as they picked up their first win of the season in the Highland League.
Members of the Parkinson’s UK Caithness Support Group are organising a sponsored walk and are inviting people in the community to get involved.
Newly crowned champions Wick Groats have become "stronger and stronger" as the 2023 season has progressed, according to their manager Kevin Anderson.