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A Lybster-based art studio has been devising 'a host of imaginative ways' to help to improve the mental health and wellbeing of Caithness residents.
Saturday morning's funeral of a legendary Lybster fishing skipper who recently passed away was both touching and a very fitting tribute to his life.
Far North MP Jamie Stone has praised local Citizens Advice advisors for providing essential support to people across the Highlands during the pandemic
Caithness police officers have used a Naloxone nasal spray to help save a life after receiving training back in June, it has been revealed.
High Life Highland and Highland Young Musicians are looking for your help in bringing together the largest orchestra the Highlands has ever seen.
Highland Council has issued a statement through its chief officer after a third of schools across Highland have been affected by positive Covid-19.
'Nightmare parking' at a North Coast 500 tourist hotspot in Caithness is causing problems for residents and visitors to the area.
A Brora filmmaker seeks help for the development on an environmental focused feature-length film script.
Road policing officers in the Highlands are appealing for information following a serious road crash at Occumster near Lybster yesterday afternoon.
A Polish veteran of World War Two celebrated the centenary of his birth with a gathering of friends and family at Dunbeath on Saturday.
Highland and Islands road policing officers have been on the north coast in Caithness and Sutherland carrying out patrols as part of Operation Cedar.
The Scottish Illegal Money Lending Unit has launched a new dedicated advice site to support Caithness residents struggling to deal with loan sharks.
A hapless herring gull brought Wick Sheriff Court to a standstill on Monday after being trapped on the roof of the building.
A planning application has been lodged with Highland Council for creating a new food outlet in Lybster.
Exclusive pictures have been shared with the paper showing HRH Prince Charles' visit to a celebrity vet's practice and an iconic Caithness landmark.
This month the universal provision of free school meals for all children in P1-P3 will be extended to include P4 children in the county.
Highland Council is supporting International Bog Day on Sunday, an annual event designed to celebrate the importance of bogs to our environment.
The John O'Groat Journal was given special access to a protest by Greenpeace activists as they set out from Wick harbour to the Beatrice wind farm.
A Greenpeace ship will arrive in Wick tomorrow (Tuesday, July 20), as the campaigning group embarks on the second leg of its Just Transition Tour.
A social media post showing the aftermath of an alleged party by Wick teenagers at Reiss beach has provoked condemnation from many in the community.
