NHS Highland says it is pleased with the response to a programme of employee engagement sessions being held across the region.
Caithness army cadets led their team to success in an Inter-Service Skills Competition held at Barry Buddon training area.
A squad of junior members of Caithness Badminton Association travelled to Orkney to take part in a major tournament.
A defence of teenagers took the accolades in a Thurso speechmaking competition for young people.
Karl Rosie has been chosen by SNP members to stand at the next Westminster general election in the Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross constituency.
Local people are being asked to get into the Christmas spirit early by taking part in the annual Blythswood Shoebox Appeal.
The Greencoat Stroupster Community Fund has made its first round of awards from the Dunnet and Canisbay Area Education and Training Fund.
Thurso's volunteer lifeboat crew will be taking to the small screen next Tuesday as they feature in the BBC TV series Saving Lives at Sea.
The Dorothy Budge Memorial Pairs, sponsored by MM Miller, Wick, was held at Wick's Rosebank green.
The success of businesses in the north Highlands was recognised at Caithness Chamber of Commerce’s 12th AGM, held at Mackays Hotel in Wick.
Caithness Family History Society is all set to celebrate its 20th anniversary with an event in Wick next week.
Reay Indoor Bowling Club hosted the first open of the indoor bowling season last Sunday, the Open Rinks, with 18 teams competing.
Householders across the Highlands are being urged to beware of a scam offering council tax refunds.
Reay Beaver Emma Sutherland has been awarded the Chief Scout's bronze certificate and badge.
There is less than a week left for people interested in helping their community to submit their nominations to become a community councillor.
Wick men Arthur Bruce, William MacDonald and Donald McWilliam, who completed the Great Glencoe Challenge, have handed over £2310 to local good causes.
East End FC's player-of-the-year awards were handed over on Saturday morning, with Wick Academy midfielder Jack Henry making the presentations.
Two stalwarts of the local darts scene were remembered in the second week of action in the new Wick and District Darts League season.
Caithness United U13s continued their impressive start to this season’s Moray Firth Youth Development League by overcoming a stuffy Alness side.
Wick Academy’s U15s swept to an impressive 6-0 victory over their Clach counterparts in a Highland Youth League fixture at Harmsworth Park on Sunday.
