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The Greens are aiming to kick-start what has been an on-off season by completing a Caley 1 North Conference double against Gordonians’ second string.
The Krakens need to dust themselves down after a shadow side succumbed to a three-figure rout on their trip to Lerwick in Caledonia North 1.
“We need to put in an 80-minute performance if we are to win games like this,” Sinclair Dunnett said as the Greens were beaten by Aberdeenshire.
The Krakens’ fixture in Lerwick had been rearranged for this Saturday after the original date was wiped out by Storm Amy at the start of last month.
Lucy Millard, a former internationalist who grew up in Caithness, was among those inducted into Scottish Rugby’s Hall of Fame at the weekend.
Arrangements were finalised on Tuesday for a fatal accident inquiry into the death of a west African creel fisherman off north-east Caithness.
A Caithness Highland councillor believes it is crucial that the planes which serviced the Wick to Aberdeen route remain available to any new operator.
Thurso Community Council has come out of mothballs after its nine newly appointed members attended their first meeting.
Residents have registered their disquiet about the prospect of living beside a 500-bed worker’s camp in Thurso.
The Greens were hit by another postponement when travel problems grounded Shetland’s scheduled trip to Millbank on Saturday.
Motorists in Thurso could be looking forward to an amnesty on parking restrictions in the town centre in the run-up to Christmas.
The real Caithness Krakens made their belated seasonal debut on Saturday as they took points off high-flying Highland at Millbank.
Mina Mackay's retirement wish was to splash the cash remaining in her Highland dance school in Thurso on local good causes.
Caithness Krakens are on a redemption mission on Saturday when they host Highland in their Caley North Division 1 return match.
The Greens’ long barren run in Inverness was extended as they slumped to a deflating defeat against Highland Seconds at Canal Park.
Plans to create a worker’s transit camp on the outskirts of Thurso are set to go under the microscope of the town’s newly re-formed community council.
Concern has arisen that plans to put the clean-up of Vulcan in the hands of Dounreay could lead to the break-up of a specialist MoD team in the north.
The Greens’ visit to Canal Park in Inverness on Saturday will represent the first major test of their National League aspirations.
The Caithness women’s team failed to break their duck versus Lochaber, but coach Mike Flavell was encouraged by a much-improved display at Banavie.
The Greens are looking to quickly get back up to speed after a month-long lay-off when they entertain Aberdeenshire on Saturday.
