Laura Durrand became the Thurso Golf Club ladies' champion for the fourth year in a row after getting the better of daughter Emma in a close final.
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland
Former social worker Dan MacKay, from Wick, considers the impact of an ageing population across Caithness and Sutherland, and how land is at its heart
Castletown driver Jack Ryan had a day to forget when he travelled to Kinloss at the weekend for round seven of the Junior 1000 Ecosse challenge.
The team of Mollie O’Brien, Brent Munro, Lee Malcolm and Leslie Malcolm had an excellent winning total of 207 in Reay's annual Safari Open.
Holyrood Notebook by Ariane Burgess
There was success for Darren Bain (Honda Cadets) and Jack Elder (Bambino class) in the first round of the Northern Challenge at Littleferry.
Centre records were smashed in the annual three-day sheep fair hosted by Aberdeen and Northern Marts at Caithness Livestock Centre, Quoybrae.
Coach Derek Shearer is urging Wick Academy under-18s to show a more ruthless streak following their 5-3 defeat to Clachnacuddin at Bught Park.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association members completed their 2023 competitions at the weekend with the annual foray to Loch Caluim.
A team from Reay comprising Tom Ross, Gregor Munro, Brent Munro and Michael Smith competed in the prestigious Northern Counties Championship.
Holyrood Notebook by Maree Todd
Caithness Cycling Club rider Alasdair Washington travelled to Banchory for the Drumoak 10-mile time trial, promoted by Aberdeen Wheelers.
At the latest meeting of Banniskirk SWI, members were shown how to "bling up" ordinary cards by using hotfix crystals to make them look glam.
Making Space for Nature by Saranne Bish
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association members returned to Loch Watten for the final round of their 2023 Boat League championship.
Sunday saw players at Reay Golf Club competing in the Greensomes Strokeplay event, a pairs competition open to both ladies and gents.
In a very close finish to Caithness Cycling Club’s hill climb championship on Scrabster Hill, Scott Phares took the gold medal by a single second.
View form the Board by Fiona Levack
Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, calls on local firms to leverage their strengths by amplifying unique selling points
