Far north MP Jamie Stone has warned SNP chiefs to be "careful for what they wish for" in their bid to stage a second referendum on independence.
Local ballroom enthusiasts have danced their way to success at an event in Lossiemouth.
Stoic rearguard action proves to be pivotal as Wick Academy win 2-0 at Lossiemouth
Members of the public are invited to discuss cemeteries and other amenities in east Caithness at a public meeting in Wick on Wednesday.
Some of the staff and residents at Pulteney House care home in Wick enjoyed a Burns lunch on Saturday afternoon.
Caithness supporters of Scottish independence were among an estimated 10,000 people who took part in a “Freedom March” in Inverness at the weekend.
WELSH four-piece rock band Stereophonics will play an outdoor gig at the Bught Park in Inverness on July 11.
Wick High School staged the Caithness Restricted Badminton Championships, the first of the two championships played in the county.
A north MSP is "disappointed" innovative solutions to Highland Council's financial problems have not been considered. Edward Mountain.
A long-established far north car club will live on, thanks to a recent John O'Groat Journal article.
North MSP Gail Ross was among those at Holyrood voicing concerns about Hial's plans to centralise air traffic control.
A well-used bench in Thurso that was destroyed by vandals has been replaced by the Caithness Community Payback Team.
Amateur thespians at Bettyhill are in rehearsal for a production of Sleeping Beauty to be staged next month.
Pupils and staff at Thurso's Miller Academy Primary School celebrated Robert Burns's birthday with a traditional lunch followed by a Scottish show.
North MP Jamie Stone has hit out at the UK Government for failing the terminally ill with a "lack of action over benefits".
An appeal has gone out for information about an old Caithness sporting trophy which was found in the vaults of a luxury Edinburgh jewellery business.
Rail passengers in Caithness and Sutherland can look forward to "a more reliable railway" in the next five years, it has been claimed.
North coast residents could become shareholders in a proposed wind farm scheme in a bid to turn local wish lists into action.
Plans to have street pastors patrolling the town centres in Caithness took a step forward this week following a meeting in Wick.
Thurso runner Angela runs all day and all night to land Tyndrum 24 crown