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Cars and motorcycle club members from Caithness came together on Saturday to embark on “One Last Run” to honour 15-year old Kaden Askew.
A Wick man who failed to pay a fine and complete unpaid work was warned by a sheriff that he faces a jail term if he doesn’t do as he’s told.
A Thurso musician and filmmaker has just released his first solo album based on the soundtrack of his recently acclaimed eco film.
Pentland United have raised well over £7000 for Sophie’s Story after an “unbelievable” response from the public to their 24-hour running challenge.
Frustrated rail passengers transferring trains in Inverness will soon enjoy a more hassle-free experience, in a move championed by a local MSP.
A total of seven bikes and around 30 cars turned out to sound their horns and rev their engines for “One Last Run” in memory of the 15-year-old.
Owen Rendall admitted his first goal for Wick was “nothing fancy” – but he was happy it set the Scorries on their way to a hugely impressive win.
Wick Academy’s performance against Forres Mechanics could only have been improved upon if they’d kept a clean sheet, according to Gary Manson.
A Watten man will carry out 120 hours of unpaid community work as a punishment for sending a woman indecent images on WhatsApp.
Caithness Pony Club held its annual dressage competition at the indoor riding centre in Halkirk on Friday, with Mary Elder as judge for the day.
A Highland partnership that has worked to reduce waste is to look back at its achievements as it gets ready to wind up after three years.
A highly rated Orkney band are heading over the water to headline a gig in Thurso on Saturday, March 1.
A film in which handheld bells send out clanging echoes of the Covid pandemic will have its premiere at Wick harbour next weekend.
A new film is hoping to inspire less confident people out into the Caithness countryside to help with relaxation and wellbeing.
Audiences at the Merlin Cinema in Thurso will be able to celebrate the 75th birthday of classical music star André Rieu at two screenings in April.
Beautiful Botanicals by Joanne Howdle
‘Shambolic’ Raigmore Hospital staff shortages left a man traumatised after waiting two months for urgent surgery to tackle a life-and-death condition.
A court heard why a young Caithness motorcyclist was weaving about on a Wick street... he was trying to avoid potholes.
It wasn’t until his dad contracted leukemia that Neil Urquhart began donating blood regularly.
YOUR VIEWS: Readers of the John O’Groat Journal and Caithness Courier share their views on the latest topics
