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Police are becoming “increasingly concerned” for the welfare of a man reported missing in the Wick area.
Roads teams covering Caithness and the north are ready to get into action as temperatures drop this winter.
Pulteneytown Parish Church recently contributed over 90 filled shoe boxes to the annual Blythswood Shoe Box Appeal
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: With the shorter daytime hours, a late afternoon stroll turns into a battle to beat the clock on a walk on the shores of Loch Ness
The 2025 Caithness Calendar, published by the John O'Groat Journal and Caithness Courier, is now available to buy.
Far north MP Jamie Stone warned there is only one doctor left in Wick and no psychologist in Caithness during a Commons debate on the Budget.
The annual picture books featuring life in Inverness and Caithness have become collector’s items over the years, according to editor, Jim Miller.
Pupils at Thurso High School raised more than £1200 for Macmillan at a coffee afternoon held earlier in the autumn.
LOOKING BACK: News from the John O’Groat Journal of yesteryear
Ahead of the Highland Cross handover night on Thursday, John Davidson asks the benefitting charities about the impact of the event on the work they do
Poppies made by woodwork students at Wick High School will be on display during this weekend’s remembrance events in the town.
A battery storage plant approved by councillors despite fire safety concerns is in the perfect place, according to the developer behind the plans.
A banned pesticide which can kill pets and humans has been found in a poisoned bird of prey close to a Sutherland woodland walk.
The Thurso-based leader of a partnership that brought global recognition to the Flow Country has said such areas are being seen in a new light.
Golfers have gone the extra hole – by completing a 13-hour sporting challenge for two Caithness charities.
ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson heads west to explore a wonderful woodland walk that offers a glimpse to the dramatic Cuillin mountains
The powerful natural forces that carved out the Pentland Firth and left their mark on the landscapes of Caithness are featured in a new film.
Traffic speeds are to be monitored on a stretch of the A9 in the north Highlands where there is a high risk of deer collisions.
Recruitment could stall across the north Highlands, it is feared, after the Budget dealt a double whammy to businesses in the far north.
The group that promotes the North Coast 500 says it is encouraging responsible tourism with a new Visitor Pledge it has introduced.
