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Andrew Wilson, then aged four, saw his father Alistair lying in a pool of blood after he was shot in Nairn.
Eight members of Wick Amateur Swimming Club took part in the Highland Swim Team’s autumn meet at the Aquadome in Inverness.
Making Space for Nature by Andy Summers: The barn owl is one of the most iconic and hauntingly beautiful birds of the British countryside.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier have their say.
Champions Seaview continued their dominance of the first division in Wick and District Darts League with an 8-0 victory over Norseman this week.
Highland Council explains its plans to bring more public services more closely together.
The latest outings in North Highland Harriers’ trail running series have seen athletes take on two different courses at Dunnet and John O’Groats.
Ten pupils represented Wick High in the Highland region leg of a Scottish Schools Swimming Association event at the Aquadome in Inverness.
Inclement weather meant golfers at Reay had limited opportunities, but the men were able to play in round two of their Winter Eclectic competition.
The under-17s battled it out in the last of the four Caithness junior badminton age-group championships for this season, held on Sunday in Wick.
Dounreay Fly Fishing Association held its 2024 annual general meeting and presentation of trophies at the Brown Trout Hotel in Watten.
A total of 31 players took part in the under-15 Caithness junior badminton championships in Wick, with some close games and exciting rallies.
Coaches at Wick Amateur Swimming Club have praised the commitment shown by the young swimmers over a busy few months of competitive action.
Gardening on the Edge by Diana Wayland: A gardener’s viewpoint from an exposed, windy far north garden
YOUR VIEWS: Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier respond to the latest topics in the area
The second of the Caithness Junior Badminton Championship, for the under-13, took place at the East of Caithness Community Facility in Wick.
Opportunities for competitive action were at a premium at Reay, but the seniors did manage to play the latest round of their Stableford competition.
Wintry weather disrupted this week’s fixtures in Wick and District Darts League with four games having to be postponed.
A total of 27 youngsters – 10 girls and 17 boys – competed in the under-11 Caithness Junior Badminton Championships at the weekend.
Caithness United under-16s will need to improve their decision-making in the final third, as well as their finishing, coach Kevin Miller says.
