Halkirk heavyweight Jamie Gunn was the overall runner-up in the virtual Braemar Highland Games – his best result to date at this event.
After being unable to meet and play together due to Covid-19 restrictions Caithness Orchestra is pioneering a new way of learning repertoire.
A new Caithness Facebook group has been set up to try and boost Christmas sales for local businesses.
A Thurso charity has been helping local people during the current coronavirus pandemic to get online by providing digital devices.
Missing person Barry Creighton from Caithness has been traced safe and well, police have confirmed.
A community sharing shed in Thurso has been proving popular with local people who are needing a helping hand.
A number of Caithness riders travelled down to Forres to take part in this month's Burgie Bonanza, incorporating the North Cup.
Poisoning is being suspected following the discovery of a number of dead fish in Wick River this week.
Caithness horse riders took the chance to compete in showjumping classes at Mundole Equestrian, Forres, during a recent trip south.
Police are appealing for information about a man who has been missing from the Caithness area since Monday (September 14).
Local horse riders have welcomed changes to a parking sign recently put up at the main beach car park at Dunnet which excluded trailers.
Councillor Nicola Sinclair welcomes today's vote to reject the proposals for a highly controversial shake-up of wards by the Boundary Commission.
Halkirk driver Gary Elder once again took the fastest time at the latest Caithness Autocross Club event – the sixth of the season.
Open-water swimming is among the activities members of Wick Triathlon Club have been taking part in during the Covid-19 restrictions.
Recent changes to Stagecoach timetables are continuing to cause problems for local people who rely on public transport.
Tickets to see the gardens at the Castle of Mey have been in high demand with limited availability already for September.
An Ulbster woman is disgusted with the Stagecoach decision to axe Saturday buses from Dunbeath to Wick, saying: "It is just so annoying."
Due to popular demand the Caithness virtual flower show, which has already received over 200 entries, has been extended to run for another week.
Eight horses and riders took advantage of a mini-camp organised by Caithness Riding Club at Sibster Mains on Saturday.
The change of location of the main bus stop in Wick has been branded "ridiculous" by local bus campaigner Brenda Herrick.
