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Chief reporter Alan Hendry and freelance sports photographer James Gunn have both been shortlisted at this year's national industry awards.
Work set to pave the way for a spaceport in Sutherland will get under way next week despite the shock departure of the developer's chief executive.
A new planned wind farm development on the north coast is promising to reduce energy bills for local people if its application is approved.
Programmes for this year's Caithness Music Festival, which takes place on June 6-9, are now available to purchase locally.
Young pupils at Pennyland Primary in Thurso spent last term living in a fairytale world as they helped a friendly dragon called Duncan.
Members of Thrumster SWI were given a talk by William Munro of Caithness Seacoast at their April meeting.
The chief executive of a spaceflight firm due to launch satellites from Sutherland has left the business just weeks before construction begins.
Carol Grant, president of Latheron SWI, welcomed members along with two guests to the group's April meeting.
Small businesses can learn more about getting involved in peatland restoration at a webinar with Forestry and Land Scotland this week.
A move by NHS Highland to reassure campaigners in Caithness over the future of the county's community midwifery unit has been described as an insult.
Fishermen's strikes, test flights for Concorde and its sonic booms, and a clever invention were among the headlines in past John O'Groat Journal's.
A £9 milllion investment in maternity services at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness has been described as a big worry for women and mothers in Caithness.
Caithness Young Farmers took centre stage on Monday when Aberdeen and Northern Marts hosted their overwintering competition at Quoybrae.
People are being reminded to check they have enough of their repeat prescription medications to last over the bank holiday weekend.
Dog owners are being asked to keep their pet on a lead near livestock this Easter to help prevent attacks on sheep and lambs.
Caithness surfers are aiming to defend their titles at this weekend's 50th anniversary staging of the Scottish National Surfing Championships.
A pioneering battery manufacturer has secured a £580,000 loan to support its operations in Thurso.
Every week, we ask readers to submit their own photographs of Caithness in all its glory.
School children in Thurso showed they were streets ahead when they shared road safety messages with the help of some colourful "parking buddies".
Thurso West Church is planning to mark the King's Coronation with a fundraising coffee morning.
