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Residents and staff from Pentland View Care Home in Thurso enjoyed a treat recently with a visit to the pantomime - oh yes they did!
Caithness SWI members from the various institutes throughout the county have received the silverware they won at this year's county show.
Highland Council is reminding residents, businesses and community groups about the chance to share experiences of living here and accessing services.
John O’Groat Jounal and Caithness Courier readers respond to the news this week.
Scottish Green MSP Ariane Burgess marked World Population Day by focusing on the challenges of rural depopulation in the Highlands.
Highland Council has launched a 12-week public consultation on its draft ecology strategy and action plan.
In the North Highlands, we are not known for celebrating our successes, for standing up proud and shouting about our achievements.
News from the John O’Groat Journal of yesteryear
Pupils at Mount Pleasant Primary School in Thurso received a range of awards before the summer holidays.
Residents from Pentland View care home in Thurso enjoyed a trip back in time while visiting the North Coast Visitor Centre and Museum.
The people have spoken. And how! Oucha.
Figures compiled by the enterprise agency show how businesses and communities have been supported by the agency during the 2023/ 24 financial year.
Just before the holidays children in Canisbay and Castletown were delighted to hear how much they had raised through a fundraising drive this year.
Children at Bower Primary enjoyed a visit with some furry friends just before the summer break.
The Thurso Festival of Highland Dancing was an impressive affair when it was held at Keiss Hall last month.
Members of the Caithness Mountaineering and Ski Club recently held an open day in Borgie Forest.
High Life Highland is the latest organisation to sign the Highland Charter for Climate Nature and Health.
A Marie Curie-funded study aims to uncover the struggles of people in Scotland’s rural communities facing advanced illness and financial hardship.
The Scottish Government wants to appoint two new land commissioners and a new tenant farming commissioner to join the Scottish Land Commission board.
A programme of upgrades to gyms in the High Life Highland portfolio are providing more choice and improved experience.
