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Reay Golf Club's senior section held its annual competition for the Evan Sutherland Retired Members Cup.
The largest tourism conference staged in the north is to focus on responsible tourism and the opportunities created by the North Coast 500 route.
A new exhibition by talented young locals has just opened at the North Lands Creative gallery in Lybster.
The Beatrice offshore wind farm off the coast coast of Caithness is in contention for three honours at this year's Scottish Green Energy Awards.
Wick Wheezers have received a donation of £1000 from Subsea 7 and will use the funds to support anyone who suffers from chronic breathing problems.
The owner of Grandstand Media, the company that runs the Horse of the Year Show, was delighted to see a Caithness-owned pony taking the supreme title.
Dounreay shared its knowledge of nuclear decommissioning with more than 50 specialists who attended an International Atomic Energy Agency meeting.
Over 150 people travelled from far and wide to Magi Sinclair's art exhibition opening night in Thurso and an incredible 16 pieces were sold.
Three of Wick lifeboat's latest recruits have been put through their paces during training at the RNLI College in Poole.
Professional artist Tatiana Kireeva-Cameron takes a taste of Russia to Caithness with a selection of her paintings at the Pentland Hotel on Sunday.
Computing science pupils at Wick High School learned about cyber security by knocking the stuffing out of a teddy.
The Caithness business behind the acclaimed Rock Rose brand has been toasting its success after being named the Scottish Gin Distillery of the Year.
Work has started on a £4 million Scottish Water project which will help maintain the bathing water quality at Dunnet beach.
Civic leader Willie Mackay is urging anyone who hasn't yet made their feelings known about payphone closures to have their say before the deadline.
Thurso historian Alan McIvor talks about the life and legacy of Scrabster born artist George Bain - 'the forgotten son of Caithness'.
Thurso members of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have been overwhelmed by the generosity shown in their latest fundraising campaign.
This week Lyth Arts Centre hosts talks on a forgotten Scrabster artist, sculpted stones and the Scottish roots of Game of Thrones
Wick boss McKenna urges rest of squad to join striker Craig on the goal trail
The Fisherman's Mission in Scrabster welcomed its new mission port officer and has just launched its first online auction.
A public meeting is to be held in the Pulteney Centre as part of a series of events highlighting how communities can benefit from land reform.
