Brent Munro followed up a sublime opening round of 69 with a 71 for a winning aggregate score of 140 in the scratch competition.
We are keen that individuals don’t ignore their invitations to take part in cervical screening, says our columnist.
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland
The Real MacKay by Dan MacKay
The prize winners at Mount Pleasant primary in Thurso were announced at the end of "a brilliant year" for the school.
Cyclist compete in Caithness.
The gents strokeplay championship at Reay reached a spectacular conclusion with the fourth and final round played in firm and fast conditions.
Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, is full of praise for the county's enterprising business community
Laura O’Kane, operations and communications manager at Caithness Chamber of Commerce, gives a taste of the county's award-winning businesses
Making Space for Nature by Paul Castle
Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd
Caithness Cycling Club’s latest weekly 10-mile time trial saw a clear win for Alun Arnold, who clocked 24 min 10 sec on a warm and windy evening.
Golfers at Reay have been enjoying bright skies during the latest rounds of competition with some red-hot scoring matching the June weather.
David Steele, chairman of Caithness Diving Club, shares the experience of a recent dive the club took part in close to Duncansby
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
Norscot is delighted to announce the launch of a range of Garden Room kit
Caithness Riding for the Disabled Association's summer show at Halkirk was blessed with the best weather in the history of the annual event.
Caithness Small Bore Rifle Association's annual open shoot was held at Wick Old Stagers' outdoor range at Wick riverside at the weekend.
In week nine of Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trials, Wick visitor Stuart Anderson was on top form for an 11-second win over Andrew MacLeod.
Saturday saw Reay hosting its Ladies' Open, sponsored by Bighouse Melvich, with an excellent entry of players from across the county and beyond.
