Round 11 of Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association’s winter league had four shooters with the maximum score of 100.
Almost 300 people visited Forss hall last weekend to enjoy an exhibition of mart memorabilia.
Caithness businesses are among those leading the charge in Scotland to cut down on single-use disposable items.
Gail Ross has praised the work of Highland carers after highlighting that thousands have benefited from Carer’s Allowance Supplement payments.
Rhoda Grant has tabled a motion for debate in the Scottish Parliament in a bid to save a charity that supports blind and visually impaired people.
Gail Ross has called on politicians from across the Highlands to get behind plans for a £1.8 billion capital investment in low-carbon infrastructure.
A community café in Castletown is set to extend its menu to build on its success since opening eight months ago.
Queen's “2” have given a lifeline to the chasing pack in the Wick and District Darts League first division after winning in John O'Groats.
Countryside ranger Kirsty Rosie gave a talk on Gardening for Pollinators and Wildlife to members of Olrig and District Beekeepers Association.
Eligible families in the Highlands are being encouraged to apply for the School Age Payment before applications close at the end of this month.
The county's civic leader is keen to see people in two Caithness districts take up the opportunity to form community councils.
Thurso-based scientist Dr Roxane Andersen has been awarded £986,000 to undertake a major new research programme into the Flow Country peatlands.
Local authority house rents are to rise by three per cent, it has been confirmed following a special meeting of Highland Council.
Popular drama adjudicator Brian Marjoribanks will be returning to Caithness later this month for the SCDA District Festival of One-Act Plays.
Twenty-three teams took part in Caithness Indoor Bowling Association's pairs championship, with victory going to Liam Swanson and Linda Mackay.
An open day at a Thurso primary school was well attended by youngsters and their parents keen to learn more about Gaelic medium education.
Children at Bower Primary School soared to top place in a sculpture competition celebrating the golden eagle.
Kara Sutherland came out on top as the ladies' players in Wick and District Darts League had an open singles in the Seaforth Highlanders' Club.
Thurso Grows, the climate change project run by Thurso Community Development Trust, is to hold an open day in March at its community garden.
Army cadets from 1st Battalion The Highlanders’ Caithness Company have said farewell to two of their peers who have reached the upper age limit.
