Stuart Swanson posted the fastest time in Caithness Cycling Club’s weekly 10-mile time trial and Angus MacKay edged out Alistair Miller for second.
Tom Armitage finished the 2022/23 season in style by taking gold in both 100m and 200m backstroke events at the invitation-only Scottish Summer Meet.
Thurso Amateur Swimming Club provided five swimmers for the Scottish National Open Swimming Championships held in Glasgow over three days.
Making Space for Nature by Jenny Grant
Over July and and August the Thurso Golf Club ladies have been lucky with the weather on a Tuesday, with many reducing their handicaps.
Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd
There was an entry of 44 in sunny weather for Reay Golf Club's junior open, while the action in the Abbott Risk Consulting Summer Cup is heating up.
Thurso Golf Club's annual junior open started out in lovely conditions but these deteriorated, with the last groups competing in heavy rain.
Wick's Darren Bain finished in third position in round four of the Grampian Kart Club championship at the Boyndie circuit near Banff at the weekend.
Five members of Thurso Amateur Swimming Club qualified for 37 individual races between them at the Glasgow International Swim Meet at Tollcross.
View from the Board by Alex MacDonald
As school pupils digest their exam results, Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, tells us that there is #NoWrongPath
The weekend action at Reay saw the ladies competing for their August Medal, and it was Pauline Craig who emerged victorious in blustery conditions.
Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial season was back to the Stainland course, and several riders posted their best times of the season.
The other day while travelling I experienced four small but precious acts of kindness which have given me a new perspective.
Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial again had to be held on the relatively slow Westfield course due to traffic lights on the Watten road.
The Reay Mixed Open nett prize was won by Lynsey and Robert Macleod (Lybster), while the scratch winners were Rebecca and Brent Munro (Reay).
As the summer breaks, I like to reflect on the parliamentary year passed.
Thurso's Heritage by a Thirsa Loon
Loch Watten was due to witness the annual Watten evening boat fishing competition, but the presence of blue-green algae led to a change of plan.
