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Confidence is high in the High Ormlie Hotspur camp as they continue their latest Highland Amateur Cup adventure with a tie against Lerwick Spurs.
Tom McKenna is hoping for a good crowd to cheer on Caithness Ladies in their SWF Highlands and Islands League Cup semi-final against Sutherland.
The appointment of a design team for the Wick and Thurso community hub and care villages has been described as "another step in the right direction".
Highland Council teams are carrying out resurfacing work on two of Wick's most badly potholed roads – Shore Lane and River Street.
Acks came from behind to beat Keiss 2-1 in the quarter-finals of the Eain Mackintosh Cup and will meet High Ormlie Hotspur in the last four.
The family of landowner and businessman Stuart Wyndham Murray Threipland have said he will be "hugely missed" following his death last week.
Addie Harper is keen to continue a project that has seen 200-plus free performances being given at care homes and daycare centres in the far north.
A plea has been made for volunteers to join a committee dedicated to helping patients in the county's main hospital, with its AGM due next week.
A display and presentation evening rounded off the gymnastic year for Caithness Rhythmic Gymnastics, a section of Caithness Amateur Gymnastics Club.
Kevin Anderson admits Wick Groats have been "playing in fits and starts" after they reached the last four of the Eain Mackintosh Cup via a shootout.
Local historian Harry Gray has dismissed the notion that convicted criminals were ever executed in Wick.
Stalls, music, games, a river duck race and a barbecue will be among the attractions at a fun day in Thurso showing support for the UK armed forces.
Preparations are in hand for this weekend's RNLI Harbour Day – the main local fundraising event of the year for the charity that saves lives at sea.
Thurso Rotary Club celebrated its 60th anniversary with a formal charter dinner in the Weigh Inn Hotel.
Automatic promotion is a realistic goal for Thurso Swifts this season, according their Stevie Reid after Monday night's 2-0 victory at Watten.
A new bench was installed on the south side of Wick Bay during a busy morning for Wick Paths Group which also included strimming and litter-picking.
A former chief executive of Caithness and Sutherland Enterprise has admitted it came as "a complete surprise" to be awarded an MBE.
Tom McKenna said he was "really impressed" with the attitude of the Caithness AFA select in their Archer Shield clash with Orkney at the weekend.
Ten members of Caithness Vintage Tractor and Machinery Club travelled to Orkney for their annual road run.
A disabled woman whose life was transformed after she gained a flying scholarship has told of her "amazing" journey to Wick through cloudless skies.
