John O'Groats and Cape Wrath have been included in a new 800-mile cycle trail launched to promote access to the countryside.
A new patient accommodation facility at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has been welcomed by Caithness councillor Nicola Sinclair.
Young local rider Leoni Kennedy recently rode to success at the Turriff Show taking home both supreme placings in the ridden horse section.
Saturday sees the grand unveiling of the World War II pillbox in Wick which has been undergoing a transformation.
Caithness side saddle enthusiast Rowan Lee of Clayock, Halkirk, has had a very successful showing season.
John O'Groats will take on a Norse flavour with a small re-enactment group setting up camp in the local event field for a Viking Taster Festival.
A young Caithness rider took home two championship titles in the showing classes at Blair Castle International Horse Trials.
A dream has come true for 11-year-old Emily Campbell who has jumped her way to success and qualified for the Horse of the Year Show.
Strongman contenders took centre stage at John O'Groats Harbour Day on Sunday as they showed their prowess in a range of challenges.
The Greens are still on the lookout for new players to swell their ranks ahead of the 2019/20 National League Division Three campaign.
A scenic lay-by on the Causewaymire road has been "blighted" by the dumping of an abandoned caravan, according to civic leader Willie Mackay.
Streets in Thurso quickly turned into rivers on Monday night as rainwater cascaded down into the centre of town, damaging a number of shops.
A number of Caithness pupils are among those who have excelled in the exam results which were announced on Tuesday morning.
Firefighters battled overnight to bring a blaze within a building at Scrabster Seafoods under control.
Sheila Cormack whose connection with Dunnet Church has spanned over 50 years, has been presented with a long service certificate by Prince Charles.
Journalism student Kirstin Tait (21), of Keiss, has landed herself a stint with STV after scooping the top award in her class.
A total of 67kg of rubbish was gathered during a beach clean at John O'Groats as part of a campaign organised by record-breaking rower Kiko Matthews.
Sassy Lady continued her recent run of success when she took the supreme overall champion title at the Caithness County Show at the weekend.
County Show president Elaine Miller hailed the team effort that ensured the success of this year's event in Wick, attracting up to 6500 spectators.
Entries are looking good for this year's Caithness County Show, the highlight of the local agricultural calendar, taking place at Wick.
