A student at North Highland College UHI has received an outstanding engineering project award from the Institute for Engineering and Technology.
An open night is to be held by Thurso Camera Club to encourage those interested in photography to join up.
Entries are being sought for the Taste North Challenge – the baking competition that is a key part of the food, drink and craft festival Taste North.
Road policing officers spoke to nearly 300 road users during patrols on sections of the NC500 in Caithness and Sutherland over a three-day period.
There was a good entry for the various sections of Reay Golf Club’s 2019 Junior Open.
A group of young local fiddle players are to host three shows during a mini-tour of Caithness, Sutherland and Ross-shire during September.
Youngsters throughout Caithness are settling into school as primary one pupils – as our pictures show.
Children who took part in Wick Library’s summer reading challenge run by High Life Highland have received medals and certificates.
A consultation session will take place in Castletown to seek feedback on plans to replace one of two subsea electricity cables supplying Orkney.
The work of the RNLI took centre stage at the annual Thurso lifeboat open day on Sunday at sunny Scrabster.
Seven Dounreay apprentices received their indenture certificates at a special event to mark the conclusion of their four-year training programme.
The annual Nuvia Reay Open attracted a healthy field of players with some excellent scores recorded during two days of competition over 36 holes.
Thurso Bowling Club held its finals day last Saturday with seven championships being decided.
Loch Watten appears to have emerged from the dog days of July/early August, judging by the results of DFFA's Parry Trophy competition.
Saturday saw the Stuart Campbell Open at Thurso Golf Club, with Graeme Henderson winning on countback from Jim McLeod.
A chance to tour historic John O'Groats Mill is on offer later next month – possibly the last opportunity to see it before restoration work begins.
Jack Ryan of Castletown (Honda Cadets) had another great day's racing at the NSKC Open Challenge at Golspie on Sunday.
A former maintenance mechanic and safety officer has swapped the tropical beaches of Hawaii for the east coast of Caithness.
An overseas ambassador to the UK is putting his love of cycling to good use by undertaking a tour of the country to raise money for charity.
Members of Wick Paths Group took on their biggest project yet at the weekend when they worked on the March path at the edge of the town.
