Caithness Krakens ran riot against newcomers Moray, posting a club record 78-17 victory in their Caley North Women's League 2 tussle at Millbank.
Caithness Krakens got off to a false start last weekend when scheduled visitors Fraserburgh called off as they could not raise a team.
Caithness Rugby Club is in turmoil on and off the pitch as a major question mark hangs over the future of first-team men's coach Kenny Russell.
Work has started on the upgrading of the surface of a popular leisure haunt in Thurso.
Caithness play at Millbank.
A sheriff has commented on the pressure criminal justice staff in Wick are under to produce background reports on offenders.
Number eight has played his last game for club.
League rugby returns for the Greens this weekend when they hit the road to face a testing opener against Moray, last season's Caley 2 champions.
The Greens head for Invergordon on Saturday to complete their preparations for the start of their Caledonian Regional Division 1 campaign.
Two Thurso exiles are gearing up to carry out a gruelling charity fundraiser in memory of their father.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has issued an enforcement letter to Magnox Ltd after recording a breach of its nuclear site licence.
The future of the surviving sports councils in the Highlands is uncertain after the axing of their core funding stream.
Livestock exhibitors from the far north took home a handful of championships from the Sutherland Show on Saturday.
Royal Navy chiefs are being urged to consider the far north in its plans to provide reactors for Australia’s first nuclear-powered submarines.
A tipping point has been reached with new onshore wind farms in the far north of mainland Scotland, it is being claimed.
Those behind plans to build the first full-sized broch in two millennia are confident their plans will not be stymied by the presence of raptors.
Shona Mackay's involvement in the NatWest International Island Games ended in heartbreak when she was sidelined by a leg injury on the opening day.
An open rally at Quoybrae is the latest event to celebrate the Caithness roots of the young farmers' movement in Scotland.
A wind farm being planned off the north coast is expected to create 140 full-time, permanent jobs at Scrabster harbour later this decade.
Operators of commercial wind farms are increasingly looking to extend the lifespans of their schemes.