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Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier share their views on the latest topics.
A Highland delegation will be showcasing what the region has to offer at the world’s biggest golf industry trade event in the United States.
Mountain Dew, the form team in Division Two of Wick and District Darts League, were held at home this week by Seaforth “C”.
Sophie Mackay from Dunnet continued her great start to 2025 when she was among the honours at Sunday’s under-14 Midlothian Junior Championships.
Tina Hamilton, community engagement officer with the national charity MCR Pathways, was guest speaker at Spittal SWI’s first meeting of the year.
Sophie Mackay from Dunnet had a great start to 2025 when she took part in the Scottish Schools Badminton Union 2013 age group tournament in Wishaw.
Caithness artist Ian Charles Scott offers a personal tribute to his friend James Fleming, who died recently at the age of 80.
Gadgets and tools can remind someone to take medication, notify if a person has a fall, or alert if someone wanders outside when it might be unsafe.
Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier have their say on the issues that matter to them
Seaview, RBL, Norseman and Old Smiddy Inn booked their places in the last four of Wick and District Darts League’s Knockout Cup this week.
Making Space for Nature by Jenny Grant
Kevin Green recounts an old story of the legendary Spanish fleet that passed through Caithness waters in 1588…
Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier respond to recent news topics and more
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
Saturday saw a great entry of 48 golfers competing in pairs in a fun Old Links competition over a 12-hole course at Reay Golf Club.
Kenneth McElroy, a director of Caithness Broch Project, reports on an unforgettable month he spent working at an excavation site in Alaska.
Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier share their views and offer support
It is an unfortunate reality that January sees a high volume of couples starting the process of separation or divorce.
As part of an ongoing programme of improvements both on and off the course, Reay Golf Club has purchased a new rough cutting machine.
One of the joys of living in the north is the view we have of the night skies.
