Reay gents competed in the Nuvia April Medal and Kenny Farmer Snr had a solid round of 89, after halves of 44 and 45, for a winning tally of nett 69.
The story of Flt Lt David Hornell VC, as told on one of the 46 panels in the Caithness At War heritage trail to be launched in Wick on Saturday.
Two senior and two junior shooters from Caithness took part in a Scotland versus North Island New Zealand postal competition.
Caithness Pony Club held a showjumping league over the winter months for members and non-members over four dates.
This week’s letters include a response to claims over SSEN Transmission’s planning record, as well as concerns after a series of train cancellations
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland
Saturday saw Reay hosting its first open competition of the summer season, a three-person scramble sponsored by RJ McLeod.
The Seaforth Highlanders’ Club was the venue this week for Wick and District Darts League’s annual Alice Coghill and Colin Perry memorial events.
Five riders from the Caithness branch of the Pony Club travelled to the Scotland Barrier Animal Health Spring Festival Championship 2024..
A Wick musician has put up a trophy at this year’s county music festival in memory of his accordion mentor and dance band maestro Eann Nicolson.
CVG UPDATE: Local voluntary sector news by Yvonne Hendry of Caithness Voluntary Group
Young Caithness driving talent was again on show at the Littleferry circuit in the first event of the season held by North of Scotland Kart Club.
There was a super turnout for the season-opening Captain versus Vice-Captain challenge at Thurso Golf Club at the weekend.
Seaview completed the Wick and District Darts League season with a 100 per cent record, adding the Knockout Cup to their league title.
Caithness teenager Chloe Mackenzie was a treble winner in the under-17 North-East of Scotland “B” grade competition held at Aberdeen Sports Village.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Making the most of the extraordinary experiences on the doorstep when you live in such a special part of the world
Tributes to John Macdonald a Highland “bobby” who rose to the rank of Chief Superintendent.
Hannah Levack won the Young Farmers’ overwintered championship in a show and sale at Caithness Livestock Centre with a Limousin cross heifer.
Sunny skies greeted players on Saturday for the traditional season-opening Captain v Vice-Captain match at Reay Golf Club.
From kayaking to a Caithness castle for afternoon tea to skills development, Pentland Canoe Club’s Emily Kearl celebrates the group’s 40th anniversary
