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Thurso historian Alan McIvor discovered a fascinating insight into the people who lived, worked and played at the grand residence in the 1920s
Changes have been implemented by NHS Highland which will lead to a senior clinician providing substantive cover for psychiatry in Caithness.
A photography competition is being held as part of the events to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Castletown Heritage Centre.
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.
A bid to get an independent review into the circumstances surrounding the closure of the Avonlea children's home in Wick has been defeated.
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
The Deputy First Minister has been told about the “disastrous situation” faced by Caithness mothers who have to travel to Inverness to give birth.
Pickets were at Dounreay this morning as the Unite and GMB unions went on strike after rejecting a new pay offer from Nuclear Restoration Services.
Callum Prideaux has been awarded the Arthur Yates Memorial Shield at a presentation which took place at Thurso High School.
Two unions at Dounreay are to strike on Wednesday after rejecting a new pay offer from management.
The public is “shouting” for flights between Caithness, Edinburgh and Glasgow as well as to Orkney, a Thurso community councillor has claimed.
The work being done to help diversify and grow the Caithness and North Sutherland economy has been highlighted at the STUC conference in Dundee.
The past year has “seen a few changes” in the Castletown area, the chairman of the community council has said.
The loss of the “vital” Wick mobile post office, which is to stop running later this month, will impact on rural areas and be “sorely missed”.
Councillors in Caithness want answers from the new boss of NHS Highland over “the significant cost” of providing locum psychiatrists in the north.
Thurso town centre is in an “absolutely atrocious” state, according to a community councillor.
An artist who lived in Caithness before moving south is delighted her first solo exhibition in London is getting “a very positive response”.
Changing rooms at the games hall in Thurso High School are due to be demolished this year, it has been confirmed by Highland Council.
Caithness is getting “just a pittance” in levelling-up funding while “millions are spent on vanity projects in Inverness”, it has been claimed.
