I fired my large kiln this weekend in preparation for the Village Square Art Show that begins on Saturday. I have been making pots since 1968, and after getting out of the Army in 1972, I thought
With temperatures soaring into the mid-80’s this weekend, it’s hard to believe that summer is just about over.
The period of July through August is an easy, laid-back time in Highlands.
The makeup of Macon County’s registered voters has changed considerably over the years. New voters are moving in, and some existing voters are changing their party affiliation.
Highlands is moving into a period of evaluation and reflection concerning where we are as a community and where we should go into the future. We do this every two years with the fall municipal ele
Several years ago during a Macon County Economic Development Commission meeting, former county commissioner Ronnie Beale made it clear that broadband connectivity was going to be an issue for Weste
Before July, I was optimistic that the North Carolina Legislature would pass a budget and adjourn sometime in July; however, when the legislators reassembled on July 11, things went south very fast
It may be 80 degrees and sunny right now.
But soon enough, the crisp air of fall will be sneaking into the mountains of Western North Carolina.
What direction is Highlands headed?
That is the biggest question as the political season begins to heat up at 4118 feet.
It is the time of the year when I again get this question. Mayor, what are you going to do about the town providing more parking?