Facing uncertain financial impacts as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, the Town of Highlands tightened its collective purse strings on Thursday afternoon.
The show will not go on at Highlands Playhouse this summer.
Managing Director Lance Matzke announced on Sunday that the playhouse has cancelled its 2020 performance season.
The Highlands Nature Center may not be physically open, but they continue to provide the community with environmental content and resources that can be enjoyed from the comfort of home.
Changes to North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s executive order regarding the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic took effect on April 9.
During the sheltering at home and social distancing directives imposed in the wake of the COVID-19 coronavirus, many organizations are learning to adapt to what has become the “new normal” to help
It has been an interesting year for Highlands native Melanie Ham-Ye and her family.
Diversifying farmers in Western North Carolina are receiving support to offset the risk of expanding and trying new ventures.
Macon County’s first resident diagnosed with COVID-19 coronavirus has died according to Macon County Public Health officials.
Visitors to Highlands Cashiers Hospital may notice some additional temporary facilities in place near the emergency department entrance.
A Scaly Mountain resident and local attorney has written a book as a guide for the next generation of professionals and the role civility should play in their work.