Wick Academy staged a stunning second-half recovery at Keith in SHFL Under-18 North, emerging as 3-2 winners having been two goals down at the break.
Magnus Adamson helped Alison Tait's Seaforth ladies take full advantage of a Wick and District Darts League rule change as they beat Harper's "C".
Reay Golf Club's October Medal was played in wet and windy weather, with Steve Efemey going on to secure victory by a two-stroke margin.
Caithness players competed well in Highland Badminton Group's annual under-15 and under-19 open championships at Inverness Leisure at the weekend.
Volunteers from Caithness Cats Protection got into the Halloween spirit when they joined forces with Pets@Home in Wick and raised more than £200.
At this time of year, it is normal to expect the weather to turn a bit harsher and a bit colder.
Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess
Thurso's Heritage by a Thirsa Loon
The Real MacKay by Dan MacKay
Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, looks back over the chamber's financial year and the challenges faced by businesses
View from the Board by Stephen Sutherland
Geordie and John Bain of Castletown hit the quickest pairs leg to date in Wick and District Darts League on their visit to Thrumster's Smiddy Inn.
Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd
Reay hosted the North Point Distillery Open in wet conditions, but the weather did nothing to dampen the scoring with some excellent rounds posted.
Seaview made a perfect start to their Wick and District Darts League first division campaign, winning without reply against a new-look Harper's side.
Players in the senior section at Reay have been competing over the summer months every Thursday in the North Point Senior Stableford competition.
Beth Douglas was the speaker at Spittal SWI, giving an account of her two-week journey to India with the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs.
Harper MacLeod's Lindsay MacEwen explains the Trusts Law.
Making Space for Nature by Roz Summers
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
