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A design and colouring competition has been launched by Thurso Community Development Trust as part of a tie-up with Sustrans.
Preparations are under way for an action-packed week of fun and learning at the holiday club run by Pulteneytown Parish Church, starting on August 12.
It has been "open season" at Reay Golf Club in July with the course hosting a number of open events.
It was club championship finals week at Thurso Golf Club as members battled it out for scratch, nett and senior honours.
Aiden Love had the fastest time in Caithness Cycling Club’s weekly 10-mile time trial, ahead of Rhoda Kennedy.
Chamber of commerce chief executives from across Scotland gathered in Caithness this week to discuss issues affecting businesses.
The Portskerra fishing competition and specimen hunt took place in good conditions on Sunday with 12 boats, crewed by 33 fishers, taking part.
The development, construction and 25-year lifetime operation of the Beatrice wind farm is expected to generate £2.4bn of value for the UK economy.
Four young officers from 1st Thurso Boys’ Brigade are setting out this weekend on an 82-mile fundraising walk from Fort William to Aviemore.
Four Moray men are embarking on a fundraising cycling challenge from John O'Groats to Hopeman with the aim of covering the 209 miles in a single day.
The Fèis Rois Ceilidh Trail is marking its 20th anniversary with a summer tour featuring almost 100 performances, including a few far north dates.
Mac and Liz Swanson were surprised when a 2007 Rolls-Royce Phantom turned up to chauffeur them to their diamond wedding anniversary celebration.
Six members of Dounreay Fly Fishing Association travelled to Shetland for the annual inter-club bank competition with Shetland Anglers Association.
The Newsbeat summer league at Thurso is at round 16 and Cameron Reid (17) continued his fine form with 41 points after recording nine pars.
Thurso Bowling Club held its 2-4-2 pairs, sponsored by Henderson Opticians, last Saturday with victory going to Ali Gray and John Harris.
Animal lovers are being invited to the Scottish SPCA’s Caithness centre next month to learn all about the important role of its volunteers.
This year’s Bettyhill gala queen is 16-year-old Anna Magee, a fourth-year pupil at Farr High School.
NHS Highland is to open up hospital visiting times across the region – including at Caithness General – so that patients can have more flexibility.
A series of cooking workshops will be held this summer as part of Thurso Grows, the new project from Thurso Community Development Trust.
An inspirational deaf woman has completed a motorcycling trip from Land’s End to John O’Groats to show deaf children “anything is possible”.
