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Wick Academy boss Tom McKenna says he'll need to have a sit-down with Sam Mackay to discuss the midfielder's future.
The weather may have hampered preparations but Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy is looking to spring a surprise in the North Caledonian Cup.
Thurso manager Stevie Reid has said the row over last weekend's match with Inverness Athletic being called off has been settled.
Head coach Boyd not using dreaded 'relegation' word to keep pressure off the players
Combat League to host inaugural event at Royal British Legion club
Only one high street bank branch in Sutherland alone
Vikings manager Reid furious at "premature call-off" saying cup tie v Inverness Athletic could have been played
A fresh appeal has been put out to anyone who has information on the death of Kevin McLeod which occurred in Wick 23 years ago this weekend.
Youngsters may still see Academy as best bet to start football career even if rivals Brora win SPFL status
Halkirk United shook off their Tain blues to hit Bonar Bridge for six and book their place in the next round of the North Caledonian Cup.
High-flying Invergordon take advantage to see off Thurso
Cameras are being introduced at Wick's riverside car park to help tackle vandalism in the area, the town's community council heard this week.
Wick Academy under-17s' quest for a third successive league title could come into conflict with school exams.
North MSP Gail Ross has suggested that Inverness should have its own council so the rest of the Highlands can get the representation it needs.
Scorries boss says supporters have a right to voice their frustrations after a bad result
Teen star Aaron on form as Thurso romp to 4-2 victory
But Halkirk United boss says the positives are still there for his young side
Caithness coach Boyd hails star number 8's on-the-pitch leadership
A Castletown mum was turned away by Argos after the store said it couldn't give a refund for a dangerous toy as it had "not injured her daughter".
Classic cars from years gone by made a fine sight as they headed out of Caithness this week as part of the 2020 Monte Carlo Heritage Rally.
