Last week I attended the annual conference of the North Carolina League of Municipalities, aka CityVision. Let me review some of the highlights.
Planning a major event in April, in Highlands, is a tricky proposition.
The Highlands School has been a unique educational institution for this community, and frankly, I can’t understand why any parent wouldn’t want their children to attend this small K-12 school.
Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor is usually a mild-mannered guy.
I was at an inaugural Earth Day convocation 53 years ago this month, and it will be celebrated again this year on Saturday, April 22.
If you have driven down the mountain recently there is no way you’ve missed the buildup of litter along the roadsides.
It’s disgusting, it’s sad, and most of all it’s totally avoidable.
Last Friday marked the resumption of the “Community Coffee with the Mayor” at the Hudson Library. These coffee sessions are usually held on the last Friday of the month, from March to October.
The Easter holiday means a lot of things to a lot of people.
Since the recent Duke Energy power outage shut down the Highlands grid, I have had a number of suggestions and questions about the issue. Let me respond to several of these items as best I can.
Spring Break is a highlight of the school year for both students and teachers.