Tuesday, November 24, 2020
The Highlands Chamber of Commerce honored some of its own with their annual community service awards presented during the November Business After Hours gathering at the Highlands Mountain House.
A much-anticipated decision came with little fanfare on Thursday night when the Highlands Board of Commissioners selected Hotwire to serve as the town’s broadband network operator.
With mandatory masks, about two dozen fans in the stands and social distancing protocols enforced, high school sports ushered in a new era of competition during the week before Thanksgiving.
The Macon County Public Library is taking patrons on a walk through the woods with a display on local artists’ interpretations of the works of William Bartram.
Mission Hospital along with its sister hospitals in the region collected 129.3 pounds of opioid medications during its “Crush the Crisis” opioid take back day to help combat the nation’s opioid cri
Calling Western Carolina University a “beacon of light and hope for the region and the state of North Carolina,” Jack Brinson thanked university officials and administrators for adding the name Bri
With mandatory masks, about two dozen fans in the stands and social distancing protocols enforced, high school sports ushered in a new era of competition during the week before Thanksgiving.
The 2020-21 high school sports calendar has officially been turned upside down.
Some members of the Highlands volleyball team aren’t going to let a pandemic stand in the way of getting their summer work in while schools are closed.
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