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Caithness folklore comes alive in a new novel of gothic romance from award-winning author Janis Mackay.
A Thurso distillery talked of its delight to be creating special bottles of its whisky for neighbouring businesses.
SALT, described as a new form of ‘ritual theatre’, is heading to Caithness to enthral audiences at Reay and Lyth over September 11-13.
Volunteers helping keep Thurso weed-free were shocked to find their hard work apparently sabotaged with grass seed thrown in a rose garden.
A Watten woman shared a unique family snap that includes five generations of females from across Caithness after baby Layla Meikle was recently born.
A Wick man had been arrested and charged with the sexual assault of a teenage girl last year.
An exciting find of a Viking-era bead from the Swartigill archaeological dig near Thrumster was initially thought to have been a discarded Polo mint.
The local Fishermen’s Mission officer highlights a special event being held at Wick harbour in September to help improve the health of fishermen.
The director of Lyth Arts Centre is leading a consortium that aims to build relationships with families and young audiences in the north Highlands.
Caithness Family History Society is gearing up for a busy September with two events already in the pipeline: a book launch and a talk.
The Caithness at War historical trail about the county’s involvement with WWII is the subject of a talk at St John’s Church in Wick on September 3.
Lyth Arts Centre has a new season of performances that explore ‘our deep and complex relationships’ with nature, place, and the stories we inherit.
An academic has published his first novel that encompasses aspects of the occult with mysterious locations, including some in Caithness.
A proud moment in the history of Watten took place as a new sign for the village shop was unveiled, heralding an era of community ownership.
The sun shone down throughout the morning and afternoon to make the Thrumster Game and Countryside Fair a day to remember.
An anonymous letter was sent to the John O’Groat Journal office with allegations of ‘bullying and aggressive behaviour’ within a Dounreay department.
An animal charity helping seals around the Caithness coast has received a major boost by making it to the finals of a BBC awards competition.
A selfless team of volunteers got their hoes and spades into action to make the streets of Thurso spanking clean and weed-free.
Centenarian Wick care home resident Bruce Player had a dream come true when he visited the Mey Games and was introduced to King Charles III.
An odd barnacle-encrusted find on Dunnet beach appears to be from a unit of the United States Marine Corps.
