Last Tuesday night found Brent Holbrooks and his supporters celebrating at Rathskeller as he was the top vote getter in the race to become the next sheriff of Macon County.
Two bands are gearing up for this week’s summer concert series, Friday Night Live and Saturday on Pines.
After a nationwide search spanning two years, The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center found its new executive director, Steph Anderson.
Highlands is in the running to be named among the Top 10 “Best Small Town for Shopping,” nominated by a panel of editors and experts as part of USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Travel Awards.
With Highlands Chamber of Commerce hosting the first-ever Highlands Volunteer Fair last week, the need for volunteers at various organizations in the community is clear, after 20 organizations show
The Highlands School Class of 2022 walked across the stage, grabbed their diplomas, turned their tassels and finished a chapter of their lives last Saturday.
After almost nine months of intense debate, public hearings, multiple meetings and several drafts of the Unified Development Ordinance, on Thursday, May 19, the Town of Highlands Board of Commissio
The Highlands School Lady Highlanders varsity soccer team is on a five-game winning streak after defeating Blue Ridge Early College, Hayesville, Murphy, Swain County and Queen’s Grant all in May.
A dog grooming business in Glenville has a new owner, one who is already overhauling the shop and making a list of changes.
After taking a break from music for a decade and finding his way back to performing, Cashiers local Jay Drummonds will take the stage at Highlands Town Square for the Highlands Chamber of Commerce’