Colourful characters stood out at Pennyland Primary last week as children and staff got into the spirit of World Book Day.
This week's reader's photograph.
End-of-life care charity Marie Curie is holding an online art sale to help plug a funding gap caused by the pandemic.
More than half of Britain’s drivers routinely broke the speed limit in built-up areas in 2020, according to figures from the Department for Transport.
The trade body for red meat in Scotland says sales were up in January despite a push for people to give up eating meat for 'Veganuary'.
People venturing into remote countryside are being urged to be prepared – despite the police having a new high-tech tool at their disposal.
North MSP Gail Ross has announced she is to take up a new role at Dounreay after the election.
Parents have been updated on the situation regarding the next phase of schools reopening across the Highlands.
Restrictions are due to be eased from Friday as Nicola Sturgeon announced some minor changes to the Covid lockdown on Tuesday.
New food business in the Highlands are being reminded that they must register their food business by law.
The Scottish SPCA and Scottish Government launched a campaign to remind owners they have a legal responsibility to keep their dog under control.
A Caithness councillor says an initiative to help young people into employment goes hand in hand with key priorities for the council.
A Thurso man has become the first person from the far north to become a director of Community Land Scotland.
Each week, we publish a reader's picture in our Your Caithness section of the John O'Groat Journal.
More than 40 per cent of the population across the NHS Highland area have now received their first dose of the coronavirus vaccine.
Highland Council has agreed to help fund the creation of a public service obligation for Wick John O'Groats Airport.
There will be no increase to council tax this year after Highland Council agreed its budget at a meeting on Thursday.
A doctor's surgery in Thurso says apprenticeships help keep young people in the area by developing their skills while earning.
The Catholic church is calling on the Scottish Government to remove the cap on numbers of worshippers and treat religious buildings 'like retail'.
High-value tools and equipment have been stolen from a property near Thurso, according to police.
