Green Health Week offers a packed schedule of events and activities being coordinated by colleagues from Think Health Think Nature.
Brookfield Renewable have not lost interest in going ahead with a wind farm in the north Sutherland village of Armadale.
News from the John O’Groat Journal of yesteryear
A Thurso woman who assaulted two people at a local nightclub has been fined £300.
A Caithness crafting group says it is now running new classes that are filled to the gunwales, thanks to a successful funding bid,
A Caithness campaigner has urged Scottish Transport Secretary, Fiona Hyslop, to take action on “the utterly appalling state” of roads in the far north
The new CD by Caithness pianist and composer James Ross has been inspired by the scenery of the far north and the work of Neil Gunn.
It’s almost that time of year again as the Highland Business Women Awards are making a return.
A bid to get an independent review into the circumstances surrounding the closure of the Avonlea children's home in Wick has been defeated.
High Ormlie Hotspur will host Wick Groats in the semi-final of the Colin Macleod Memorial Cup on Saturday.
A Thurso man shone a torch in the face of an ambulance driver, forcing him to make an emergency stop, a sheriff heard on Tuesday.
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack confirmed that the UK government is planning a nuclear site north of the border.
The chairperson of a pressure group to effect changes to respite care in Caithness has condemned the council’s decision not to reinstate services.
The prospect of a return of nuclear power generation to Caithness has been welcomed with open arms by a far north councillor.
A long-time journalist with a passion for all things Caithness this week put down his notepad after retiring from the John O’Groat Journal.
Pentland United and Staxigoe United meet in the semi-final of the Colin Macleod Cup tonight.
Reporter Gordon Calder retires from the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier this week. Here, he reflects on his 45-plus years in the business
Alex Salmond says he is ‘delighted’ someone of his business experience is ‘carrying the Alba Party standard in the Highlands at the General Election.’
The Deputy First Minister has been told about the “disastrous situation” faced by Caithness mothers who have to travel to Inverness to give birth.
MSP Emma Roddick has highlighted the need to make sure existing homes are being used as houses, and that people can afford rents and mortgages.
