Lynne Swanson was crowned as ladies' champion and Alec Mackay took the gents' championship during a busy finals weekend at Thurso Bowling Club.
In Caithness Cycling Club’s penultimate 10-mile time trial, winner David Anderson took a further 33 seconds off his best to clock 24 min 51 sec.
The Caithness Federation of the SWI have handed over around 30 quilts to Caithness General Hospital and the local Scottish Ambulance Service.
Members of the SWI's Caithness Federation received the trophies they won at the Caithness County Show.
Despite heavy showers, there was a good turnout for Sunday's Reay Golf Club Junior Open with 55 youngsters taking part across the various categories.
As the schools return, my thoughts turn to education and opportunity.
Jack Ryan and navigator Robin Nicolson achieved their best result of the season so far in the Junior 1000 Ecosse Challenge at Kames.
Competing in the Scottish National Open Championships in Aberdeen was a tremendous opportunity for Keira Bain, Tom Armitage and Emily MacDougall.
Laura Durrand and Fern Mackay emerged as the scratch and handicap winners respectively in the Thurso Ladies' Open, sponsored by the Captain's Galley.
A very strong wind made scoring particularly tough in Reay's annual Safari Open, with no-one in the field managing to post a nett score below par.
In the hope that conditions will improve on Loch Watten over the coming weeks, DFFA brought forward the annual Loch Caluim bank competition.
Andrew “Hamper” MacLeod stormed to victory in Caithness Cycling Club’s 10-mile time trial, averaging 27 mph to clock an impressive 22 min 16 sec.
It is 80 years since the Sunderland flying boat W4026 DQ-M crashed near Berriedale. Dan Mackay says a lack of answers have led to more conspiracies
Weather Watch by Keith Banks
Sailors encountered sunny weather with light winds at Pentland Firth Yacht Club's latest day of racing – before a large thundercloud appeared.
Thurso's Heritage by a Thirsa Loon
The gents' action at Reay Golf Club has been firmly focused on the Summer Stableford with the tension starting to ramp up ahead of the final round.
Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd
The View from the Board by Louise Sinclair
Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, says that there is #NoWrongPath for pupils digesting their exam results
