Caithness Cycling Club's Alasdair Washington was in Stirling last weekend for the annual awards of the Scottish Veteran Time Trial Association.
Local groups looking for funding are being urged to apply to Your Cash Your Caithness before February 2.
Wick Academy's under-15s returned to action in the Highland Youth Development League with a 3-1 win against Do Soccer from Tain.
Caithness Badminton Association was well represented at the Scottish International Masters in Glasgow last weekend.
Transport, mental health and access to childcare have emerged as some of the key themes in a project aimed at identifying inequalities in Caithness.
Six local projects are to receive a funding boost in the current round of the Co-op's Local Community Fund awards.
A former managing director of MFR has hailed the "fantastic commitment" to local radio in the far north after Caithness FM launched its own frequency.
A lack of accountability for Scotland’s city deals is behind the failure of money to reach the far north, according to local MP Jamie Stone.
Thurso-based reporter Iain Grant is to receive an award for lifetime achievement in journalism in the Highlands and Islands.
Round six of the Caithness winter shooting league had two shooters with the maximum score of 100 – P Richard (Pentland) and D Simpson (Old Stagers).
A pin badge depicting a nationally scarce peatland plant has been released to mark the 25th year of RSPB Scotland’s involvement in the Flow Country.
A collaboration between budding chefs and a local food initiative is cooking up a celebration of Scotland's national bard.
Entries for the North of Scotland Poultry and Waterfowl Club show were up on the year with 417 large fowl, bantams, waterfowl and eggs on display.
Liz Ronaldson (Sinclair Bay) and Alison Tait (Queen’s) both hit maximums in the semi-finals of Wick and District Darts League’s Knockout Cup.
Primary seven pupils at Lybster have been recognised for their outstanding commitment towards understanding the impact of World War I on Scotland.
Four pupils from Castletown Primary School went carol-singing in Dunnet over the festive period and raised £264.50 for Caithness KLICS.
The Caithness branch of Enable, the charity for people with a learning disability, celebrated the arrival of 2020 with an afternoon tea party in Wick.
Eighty-four players competed on Saturday in Thurso's Royal British Legion for the annual rinks trophy, with victory going to Pulteney Indoor.
The county's amateur thespians are back on stage preparing for the SCDA Festival of One-Act Plays after two successful festive panto productions.
Lyth Arts Centre has unveiled the start of its 2020 season featuring a packed programme of film, music, dance, theatre and family shows.