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Stuart Swanson posted the fastest time in Caithness Cycling Club’s weekly 10-mile time trial, while Wick Wheelers’ event had three personal bests.
The ambitious plans involve schools, businesses and the most important local agencies like NHS, police, coast guard and Dounreay.
Kenneth Sutherland Snr picked a ewe and her two lambs from Andrew Baillie and family, Carstairs, as supreme sheep at the Royal Highland Show.
Parents, family members, and residents were delighted to be invited to a special afternoon tea event at Keiss Primary organised by staff and pupils.
Caithness athletes were well represented at the Highland Cross on Saturday, when participants in the 41st staging of the event endured hot conditions.
Highland schools are showing their passion for sport, with more than 60 of them now proud recipients of a SportScotland School Sport Award.
Wick’s World War II memorial garden in Bank Row has again benefited from the community spirit of amateur football team Wick Thistle.
The coxswain of Wick lifeboat has paid tribute to the “amazing” fundraising efforts of a dedicated RNLI supporter from Helmsdale who died last month.
Two groups of wild swimmers took to the cold Caithness waters around the Wick area to celebrate the rising of the summer solstice sun.
A charity supporting people with mental health issues and other disabilities has a free event at the Pulteney Centre in Wick on Tuesday at 12.30pm.
Thinking Drinkers Tom Sandham and Ben McFarland are visiting 25 Scottish pubs on a 1000-mile journey.
It reiterates the demands for a pause on develops and applauds how it ‘amplified’ concerns with the ‘industrialisation of natural landscapes’.
Kyle Innes said his Thurso Acks team-mates should be “incredibly proud” of how far they have come after bowing out of the Highland Amateur Cup.
A Castletown man has raised more than £4000 for a charity close to his heart after completing the thousand-mile cycle from Land’s End to John O’Groats
Michael Gray admitted Pentland United had been “staring defeat in the face” against Inverness Athletic before emerging as 5-3 winners in extra time.
Another huge Subsea 7 towhead has been transported through Wick – the third in a week, with others due to follow before the end of August.
See our selection of pictures from the historic day as LGBTQ+ people and their allies gathered together to celebrate.
Two councillors say the ‘Scottish Government must show greater support for the police service’.
Although many said leading up to and on the day itself that they felt isolated, huge numbers turned out in Thurso to show their support.
Serious concerns about lack of control spark twin moves for action by Labour, Highland Alliance, and Greens.
