It’s hard to imagine any team got off to a hotter start in the NC High School Athletic Association 1-A state playoffs than Highlands varsity girls.
The management, staff and even the guests of Old Edwards Inn each want to do their part in the war against plastic, with the hotel opting to buckle down on its recycling efforts.
Despite national attention ahead of the Super Tuesday primary elections on Tuesday, March 3, one-stop early voting numbers in Macon County are lagging slightly behind 2016 totals.
Highlands’ coaches Jacob Page and Brett Lamb were at work a little late on Friday. Making room in the school’s trophy case is considered an extracurricular activity.
The Eckerd Living Center at Highlands-Cashiers Hospital recently earned a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
The Town of Highlands public safety committee unanimously approved D.R. Reynolds Company Inc. to serve as the construction manager for the town’s new fire station.
The Nantahala Ranger District is reaching out to the public seeking comments on a pair of forest management proposals.
A slow start, a furious comeback and a blowout victory in the span of little more than an hour helped Highlands end its regular season on a positive note Friday night against Blue Ridge.
There might not be much snow on the ground now, but on Feb. 15, at 3 p.m., the 14th Annual Outraces Races at Sapphire Valley Resort will have plenty of powder.
One-stop early voting gets underway for the 2020 primary election today, with a high number of races and candidates on the ballot.