Wick and Reay played host at the weekend to the NC500 Links Open, one of the most eagerly anticipated events in the Caithness golfing calendar.
The 2023 Boat League is shaping up to be very interesting with new names at the top of the table and on results sheets after just two competitions.
Riders in week seven of Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial series had to contend with westerly winds up to 25 mph and a temperature of 13C.
The May Extra Medal, the Coronation Foursomes and the County Pairs are among the ladies' competitions played at Thurso Golf Club in recent weeks.
The Real Mackay by Dan Mackay
By lines up at Loch Toftingall, after six hours' fishing, only six of the leg-weary Dounreay Fly Fishing Association members had fish to weigh in.
In week six of Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial season, Wick visitor Hamish McAllan took first place with a time of 25 min 4 sec.
As part of a very busy week at Reay, the Nuvia May Medal was contested in calm conditions and several players took advantage to post low scores.
Rosemary (Salvia rosmarinus) is a fragrant shrub that is native to the Mediterranean region where it is used extensively as a herb in cooking.
I was delighted to see the pictures from the ceremony marking the first breaking of the ground at the site for the Sutherland Space Port.
View from the Board by Simon Middlemas
Trudy Morris says that the north Highlands are key to Scotland’s "just transition" to renewable power – but argues that one size does not fit all
Chris McIvor, originally from Wick, has spent some time in Turkey as part of his role in the Middle East with the charity HelpAge International
In week five of Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial season Iain Miller had the fastest time with a 33-second advantage over Alistair Miller.
Jason Norwood fired a majestic round of gross 66 for a Stableford score of 45 in round two of the Abbott Risk Consulting Summer Cup at Reay.
The senior badminton season drew to a close with six Caithness players going across the Pentland Firth for the R Clouston Ltd Orkney Championships.
The first Tuesday in May saw the Thurso ladies compete for the captain's and vice-captain's prizes, with 16 venturing out in very windy conditions.
The arrival of May saw players at Reay beginning their campaign for victory in the Summer Cup, this year sponsored by Abbott Risk Consulting.
Thurso Golf Club held its annual Comm Open on Saturday with more than 60 players from across the county participating in this mixed-gender event.
A total of £2000 was handed over to local charities at Caithness Autocross Club's recent prize-giving for the 2022 season.
