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Tom McKenna is predicting a bright future for Wick Academy after giving three 16-year-olds a taste of Highland League action in the defeat at Buckie.
The prospect of a medical team flying to Caithness to deal with maternity emergencies has been welcomed by local health campaigners.
Halkirk United manager Ewan McElroy praised the work ethic of his team after they came from behind to beat local rivals Thurso 2-1 at Morrison Park.
Wick Academy’s last game of 2019 ended in a 4-0 defeat at Buckie that was disappointing but, in the circumstances, hardly surprising.
Ten good causes have benefited from £2500 raised at the first Tunes By the Dunes festival, staged at Dunnet over a weekend in September.
Whittles Publishing based in Dunbeath has a fascinating book out that explains the meaning of many Gaelic place names we find in the countryside.
Caithness bus users are among those being offered one week's free travel from Stagecoach in a special New Year promotion.
Members of the public are being invited to an open day taking place at Nucleus in Wick on Saturday, January 4.
Mervyn Hill and his team of helpers will be keeping up a fiery midwinter tradition at Wick's Bignold Park as the clocks strike 12 on Hogmanay.
Wick Heritage Museum in Bank Row will welcome visitors on January 2 for its now traditional New Year open day.
A last-ditch kick secured a win for the Greens against the Exiles in an exciting Sinclair Cadzow Memorial Cup match at Millbank on Boxing Day.
Scottish farming union leader Andrew McCornick has set out his wish list for the next decade in his New Year message.
Groat and Courier reporter David G Scott handed over a historic bronze medal bought at a local auction to Wick Heritage Museum.
Photos, hand-drawn pictures, fact files and even a copy of the John O'Groat Journal have been buried at the site of the new road at Berriedale.
Mountain rescuers have been given a Christmas present which will help save lives in the north Highlands.
Wick and Thurso Lidl stores are among those offering free lumps of coal to customers in a bid to promote first-footing.
Wick boss Tom McKenna insists his players will not be lacking in self-belief as they head to Victoria Park for Saturday's match against Buckie.
A Thurso man selflessly grits the pavements of his home town to keep them clear over the winter and urges others to lend a hand.
Thurso manager Stevie Reid expects some festive fireworks in Saturday's Caithness derby at Morrison Park.
It was a case of history repeating itself for Mary and Joseph at the Nativity play staged in Castletown Primary School.
