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Caithness badminton players Carole Begg, Jane Grant and John Durrand were in the Scotland team that competed in a four-day age-grade event in Spain.
The Come Ashore Cup continues to go from strength to strength as the fourth staging of the event in Kirkwall at the weekend proved a big attraction.
This weekend will witness the fourth staging of the Come Ashore Cup, the annual rugby veterans’ challenge between Caithness and Orkney.
The Yellows are celebrating their first ever title success after clinching Caledonia North Division Three on Saturday.
Caithness 2nd XV can clinch Caley North League Division 3 if they secure a win in their final match, at home to Fraserburgh this weekend.
Caithness Rugby Club is looking for a new head coach for its men’s 1st XV after parting company with Cameron Boyd.
The Greens and the Krakens rounded off their respective seasons with a trip across the Pentland Firth to take part in the annual Orkney Sevens.
Dunnet Bay is set to be the latest Scottish beach where access will be afforded to people whose mobility issues prevent them from enjoying the seaside
Thurso Highland councillor Ron Gunn has welcomed the completion of work centring on two popular footpaths in the.
A far north councillor has hit out at the toll taken on elected politicians by people who carry out misinformed, corrosive social media attacks.
Wick squash player Willie Jappy is looking forward to winning his first Scottish cap at the age of 70 in the Masters Home International competition.
Community leaders have taken police to task for their response times to reports of vandalism in the far north.
Bower could regain its community voice by merging with a neighbouring area.
Caithness had been preparing for the final game of the Caley 1 North Conference season, but Aberdeen-based North Police were unable to raise a side.
Tamzin Rosie, from Reiss, is again to represent Scotland after being called up to play in the Six Nations under-18 women’s rugby festival in England.
The Krakens’ National Shield campaign was derailed at the semi-final stage when they were convincingly beaten at the home of Greenock Wanderers.
A Scottish research team is gearing up to carry out the latest study on what impact radioactive discharges from Dounreay have on local habits.
The Greens are none the wiser as to whether they would get relegated were they to finish bottom of the Caledonia 1 North Conference.
The Krakens head for the Clyde coast to play Greenock Wanderers with their sights set on earning a return appearance at the home of Scottish rugby.
People are being warned not to expect any of Dounreay’s former fuel or waste buildings to be levelled any time soon.
