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Halkirk United boss Ewan McElroy praised the professional way his men set about dismantling Bunillidh Thistle in the North Caledonian League.
Thurso make it five wins out of five as Inverness Athletic are defeated
Getting the boys back into training is the focus of Caithness interim head coach Ewen Boyd.
Riding for the Disabled volunteers received long service awards during a presentation held at their annual general meeting in the Ulbster Arms.
The John O’Groats Book Festival is to participate in Book Week Scotland, running from November 18-23, with events in Thurso and John O'Groats.
Prolific Lochshell-based author Glyn F Salisbury is hosting another book signing event in Wick Tesco just a month after his last one.
A former undercover detective and TV celebrity says the family of Kevin McLeod have been "treated shamefully" by sections of the establishment.
Thurso is going to lose a little of its Christmas sparkle this year as some of the town's lights do not meet new requirements.
Five candidates will contest the Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross constituency in next month's general election, it was confirmed today.
New mums in Caithness will benefit from the public-spirited efforts of staff at local legal firm Georgesons Solicitors.
Caithness United under-13s continued their excellent season as they helped themselves to a 16-goal haul against Invergordon.
This week saw the first round of Wick and District Darts League's knockout cup competitions, with nine ties played.
Economic development was on the agenda when Grahame Smith, general secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress, paid a visit to the county.
Subsea 7 workers raised over £490 for the Wick lifeboat following a fish supper lunch held in the company's canteen.
Community woodland volunteers served up an evening of old-style bothy entertainment to show their gratitude to those who have supported the project.
Ladies took the honours at the Olrig and District Beekeepers Association annual honey show this year, winning all the trophies.
A group of Brownies from Wick showed they were high-flyers as they got involved in a transatlantic art project with an aviation theme.
Major coup for Thurso Gallery as British Museum tours its first art show there.
There was a carnival atmosphere at Wick riverside on Saturday evening when the crowds turned out to enjoy the annual fireworks display.
A remembrance-themed cake was donated to the residents of Pulteney House on Armistice Day on Monday.
