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Holyrood Diary by Edward Mountain
Parents of children and adults with additional support needs in the far north are being invited to attend a meeting about their future support needs.
Work is ongoing to make the Wick and Kyle train lines safe after Storm Babet, with train commuters set for another day of disruption today.
In one of the few fixtures to survive Storm Babet last weekend, the Caithness Krakens were victorious against Stornoway at Millbank.
Caithness, Sutherland and Ross MSP Maree Todd met with the club's women's team to hear about their experiences in sport.
Olivia Macleod had not long left Knockbreck Primary for Tain Royal Academy when she took a fateful decision.
A beekeeping talk was a highlight of Wick and District Gardening Club's annual general meeting in the Nethercliffe Hotel.
Allegations include 25 physical assaults, five of sexual harassment with claims made against colleagues, bosses and even elected councillors.
A champion tractor driver from Mey talked of his pride in representing Scotland at a major world ploughing competition in Latvia.
The Wick based Caithness Triple C Country Music Club's All Day Show in the Wick Assembly Rooms drew a crowd of 220 country music enthusiasts.
A Wick farmer has taken the top prize at the annual show and sale of North Country Cheviot hill rams at Dingwall.
If you have a question about finding your ancestors, or have reached a brick wall in your research, Caithness Family History Society can help.
Craft from the Croft Caithness has successfully attracted funding to run trial workshops in Thurso and Halkirk to teach people sewing skills.
Lifeboat volunteers in Wick are due to feature in the latest episode of a real-life rescue documentary which airs this week.
Two Highland train lines will face major disruption today as works are carried out to repair damages caused by Storm Babet over the weekend.
Designs based on ideas from the public to transform some of the lanes connected to Wick's High Street will be revealed at an event in November.
The two turbines associated with a proposed battery storage unit at the Causewaymire have been ditched by the developers.
Kyle Line services will be replaced by buses, and trains won't run on the Far North Line north of Lairg.
Thurso's Heritage by a Thirsa Loon
A two-year community payback order has been meted out to a Halkirk man for his six month-long cycle of abusive behaviour towards a woman.
