The summer season at Thurso Golf Club is drawing to an end but there are still a few important competitions to be played before the end of September.
WICK VOICES: An update on the Wick Society's online oral history project by Doreen Leith
A level par in the penultimate round helped James Durrand on his way to the A&A Mackay Builders Ltd Summer League title at Thurso Golf Club.
Our regular column from CAITHNESS FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY looks at the story behind a photo of a handsome soldier in full Highland regimental dress.
Laura Durrand produced a dominant display to overcome Eileen Manson in the scratch final of the ladies' club championships at Thurso Golf Club.
Thurso Golf Club's A&A Mackay Summer League is building to an exciting climax, with several players in with a chance of taking the title.
ANM sold 1873 prime and store sheep at Quoybrae, while at Thainstone 126 entries were forward from Caithness, Ross-shire and Sutherland consignors.
Caithness-based freelance photographer JAMES GUNN offers some tips on how to capture the fast-moving action of autocross racing
MATTHEW SWANSON asks Caithness-born artist Rachel Smith about her print sales in aid of some of Lebanon's most disadvantaged communities
The NDL/JF Nuclear Safari Open at Reay saw a reduction from 36 to 18 holes this year, while there were ladies and mixed teams as well as gents.
Caithness Autocross Club's meeting at Stemster Farm last Sunday was another roaring success, held in favourable weather and with a record 40 entries.
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Timing is crucial when exploring the amazing coast around Duncansby Head by kayak
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: By the Rev John Nugent of Wick St Fergus Church
At the beginning of lockdown, five-year-old Ella Farquhar received treatment in the emergency department at Caithness General Hospital.
Last week’s fixtures at Thurso Golf Club saw three consecutive rounds of the A&A Mackay Builders Summer League being played.
Bettyhill resident known for her hospitality, sharp intellect and engaging personality
Amateur footballer who was seen as a natural leader at his village club
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: By the Rev John Nugent of Wick St Fergus Church
INSIDE HOLYROOD: Monthly column by Edward Mountain, Conservative MSP for the Highlands and Islands
Nigel and Andi Carter recently plunged into the North Atlantic and swam the one-and-a-half miles from deserted Eilean Nan Ron to Skerray harbour.
