OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH Away from the roaring traffic on the Highland trunk road, there is a huge area of empty country to be discovered
The latest fixtures at Thurso Golf Club were again played in testing conditions with a strong south-westerly breeze blowing across the course.
BEAUTIFUL BOTANICALS: Our regular column from Joanne Howdle, tour and events co-ordinator at the multi-award-winning Dunnet Bay Distillers Ltd
HERITAGE MATTERS: Our regular column from the Wick Society – this time looking at the work of Dr John Alexander, medical officer of health
Bill Brown takes a leisurely stroll through the area around Achscrabster quarry, describing buildings along the way and recalling local characters
Store cattle, breeding cattle, prime and store sheep were sold at Quoybrae, while Caithness consignors also featured at Thainstone mart.
The latest round of fixtures at Thurso again attracted golfers in very large numbers, with round six of the Summer League seeing 86 take part.
WICK VOICES: Doreen Leith gives an update on the work of the Wick Society's online oral history project
OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH A walk through seriously boggy country in the Caithness flows, to a little village that has been completely forgotten
Lockdown Lessons: MATTHEW SWANSON finds out what impact the restrictions have had on Wick charity volunteer Frances Purves
CHAMBER COMMENT: By Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce
NORTHERN ROOTS: Caithness Family History Society's regular column on genealogy
Caring, conscientious and dedicated doctor, totally devoted to his patients, who loved to go sailing on the west coast and beyond
Reay Golf Club took the opportunity during lockdown to initiate some aerial photography and filming of the scenic links course.
The summer golf season at Reay is now in full swing with players making the most of the warm weather to hone their game.
PROPERTY NEWS: Bruce de Wert looks at how the property market has fared in the three months since the coronavirus lockdown began
Prices for Caithness, Ross-shire and Sutherland consignors at Thainstone Mart on June 26 and 27.
Regular columnist Thirsa Loon looks at the life and work of Donald Grant – teacher, rector, author, playwright, poet, researcher and writer of jokes.
Wick-born man who became the British embassy doctor in Moscow and Warsaw and achieved the rank of colonel in the Royal Army Medical Corps
North Highland Harriers have held two virtual challenges in order to keep members connected and engaged during lockdown.
