Wick John O'Groats Airport will not be affected by the air traffic control strike action due to take place on Thursday.
The completion of the Beatrice offshore wind farm presents an "enormous opportunity" for Scotland, according to Claire Mack of Scottish Renewables.
Pat Miller is the new chairman of Wick Academy, with Stewart Gunn taking on the vice-chairman role and Mel Roger becoming the club secretary.
Another theft of heating oil has recently occurred in the caithness countryside with the latest incident happening in Altnabreac.
A WAR veteran from Wick celebrated his 100th birthday recently in North Wales.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association started its 2019 series of Boat League competitions with an all-day event on Loch Watten when 17 members took part.
The 16th Mackay Golf Challenge took place at Wick Golf Club with family members from as far away as Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dingwall joining locals.
North coast residents have praised firefighters for their efforts in battling the ongoing wildfire in the Melvich area.
There was a large turnout in Thurso High School on Saturday night for the annual fiddlers' rally organised by Thurso Strathspey and Reel Society.
Local women Isobel Mackay and Angela Williamson have set up a new tourism venture to encourage visitors to stay in Caithness longer than one night.
The John O'Groats Trail team have put up signs throughout Wick to highlight their walking route.
World War II RAF veteran Don Mason was presented with the British Empire Medal at a ceremony in Thurso.
A controversial plan to impose a 20 mph speed limit on the majority of Wick roads has been amended.
Wick councillors hit out after discovering the resurfacing of the riverside car park has not been included in the roads capital programme.
A Thurso dance school took home a dozen top awards in its first freestyle competition.
Mike Windsor made it two wins on successive Saturdays as he lifted the Gary Youngson Wealth Management sponsored Allan Cup at Thurso Bowling Club.
Pupils of Wick’s Newton Park Primary School took part in a Fun French Friday which helped to broaden their knowledge about France.
"Great news for Caithness" is how Willie Watt of Wick Harbour Authority described the completion of the 84-turbine Beatrice offshore wind farm.
Bad luck and a lack of fitness proved to be Thurso Pentland's undoing when a crazy last 25 minutes saw them ship seven goals at Wick Thistle.
Wick Academy's Richard Macadie was full of praise and gratitude towards the organiser of his testimonial season, Colin Stewart.
