Caithness were well represented at the end-of-season girls' rugby showpiece at Murrayfield on Sunday.
Caithness Krakens have a crunch match in Aberdeen on Saturday when they face the Quines.
As Caithness Seconds prepare for their final game of the season, they can reflect that they have been victims of their own success.
The Greens romped to a runaway 75-8 win at Millbank on Saturday over short-handed and less-than-surefooted opponents.
Campaigners are keeping up the pressure on Highland Council to fast-track safety improvements at a road accident blackspot in west Caithness.
Far north MSP Maree Todd has agreed to come to a public meeting to defend her party's opposition to new nuclear power developments in Scotland.
Newly re-elected chairman of Dounreay Stakeholder Group (DSG) Struan Mackie has recognised the service to the body of his predecessor Bob Earnshaw.
The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) is being primed to take charge of the clean-ups of the far north's two redundant nuclear sites.
NHS Highland has lodged a probe after a patient was mistakenly sent medical information relating to someone else.
League reconstruction is back on the agenda as Scottish rugby clubs including the Greens prepare to play the last few games in the current campaign.
Caithness exhausted their reserves of resilience and resolve to grind out a single-point victory against Ellon in the Caley 1 League on Saturday.
Caithness Krakens made it two wins out of two in their National Bowl Caley pool after scoring 46 points without reply against Dundee Valkyries 2nds.
Caithness were left to reflect on a margin of defeat that didn't seem remotely likely when they trailed 7-0 with two minutes to go in the first half.
Caithness Krakens posted a monster score in their opening pool game in the Scottish Women's Bowl as they stormed to a 96-12 victory over Fraserburgh.
Caithness 2nds bludgeoned their way to victory over Highland 3rd XV in a messy, bad-tempered affair at Millbank on Saturday.
Covid and injuries to key players have again disrupted the Caithness preparations ahead of a testing visit to Dunfermline this weekend.
The operator of one of the first commercial wind farms in the Highlands has become the latest granted permission to extend its lifespan.
Salmon fishers on the River Thurso are on the warpath about a new wind farm being planned near several of its most popular beats.
Caithness racked up their highest points tally of the season away to Aberdeen Wanderers, with their 46-19 victory lifting them to third in the table.
Caithness under-16s hosted a round-robin Caledonian Cup north pool competition on Sunday at Millbank where Highland and Orkney were the visitors.
