Paving a much needed headache
It may be more than three months away, but if you listen close, you can almost hear the collective groan of drivers as the orange cones appear in the distance.
It may be more than three months away, but if you listen close, you can almost hear the collective groan of drivers as the orange cones appear in the distance.
Everyone loves a parade.
But the time isn’t always right to host one.
Thanksgiving was a different holiday with changes and adjustments due to COVID-19. I have looked back at past pandemics and have noticed some parallels.
Supporting local businesses is always important.
But there may be no better time than now to shop local in 2020.
Our country and its communities have faced hard times before.
For a great number of Highlands residents, travelling for Thanksgiving to see friends and family is a yearly tradition.
Tonight is the November meeting of the Highlands Town Board of Commissioners. It begins at 7 p.m. byway of Zoom.
The second week of November serves as a reminder each year of how much we owe to the men and women who put their lives on the line for the safety and wellbeing of others.
A picture is worth a thousand words, or at least 500.
Win with grace, lose with dignity.