STR groups have differing opinions on compromise
With the end of the short-term rental situation in Highlands having no end in sight, last week Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor wrote in his weekly newspaper column asking groups in the community to
With the end of the short-term rental situation in Highlands having no end in sight, last week Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor wrote in his weekly newspaper column asking groups in the community to
13 years ago, Chris Lantz left his home with nothing but the clothes on his back, a twenty-dollar bill, a pack of cigarettes and a dream to become the best chainsaw carver in the world.
For those interested in foraging wild plants and mushrooms, look no further than the Center for Life Enrichments lecture with Joey Kyle, co-manager of The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center’s far
For the past month, Cedar Creek Road residents have been dealing with a road resurfacing project that has made the artery into Cashiers dangerous to travel.
Macon County’s mental health and addiction providers are working together to better coordinate their services and strategies.
A science experiment turned into a nightmare for 12-year-old Highlands local, Barrett McKim.
After two years of being closed, The Pizza Place is being reopened and renamed to Highlands Pizza Place.
After two years of planning, public meetings and several surveys, the Highlands Town Board of Commissioners approved the Highlands Community Comprehensive Plan, last Thursday night.
With things on the cyberfront moving forward in Highlands, residents in Scaly Mountain want to make sure they aren’t left behind when broadband comes to town.
Nearly a year later, a Cashiers couple and the Chattooga Conservancy are still in the midst of litigation against High Hampton Resort for the alleged pollution of Fowler Creek.