Wednesday, April 24, 2024
A rematch between the Lady Highlanders soccer team and the Summit Charter Lady Bears on Thursday night, April 18, netted a 2-1 win for the Lady Highlanders – a triumph after their 3-1 loss in March
After months of no bid interest for the Horsepasture water treatment facility, Tuckaseigee Water & Sewer Authority received two bids at their April 11 opening. The lowest bidder was T.P.
A new hotel coming to town will replace the Highlands Inn Lodge and the adjacent Log Cabin restaurant this July.
Olivia Cole, this year’s Highlands School valedictorian, doesn’t seem afraid to leave town later this year for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to study pre-med.
A rematch between the Lady Highlanders soccer team and the Summit Charter Lady Bears on Thursday night, April 18, netted a 2-1 win for the Lady Highlanders – a triumph after their 3-1 loss in March
After months of no bid interest for the Horsepasture water treatment facility, Tuckaseigee Water & Sewer Authority received two bids at their April 11 opening. The lowest bidder was T.P.
A new hotel coming to town will replace the Highlands Inn Lodge and the adjacent Log Cabin restaurant this July.
They say patience is a virtue.
The art of staying calm can be a necessity when dealing with children and young learners.
Erik Bishop and Lee Trevathan were up until 4 a.m. Monday morning, April 22 preparing for the opening of their play “Oliver!” at the Highlands Performing Arts Center this week.
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Recodify Cashiers held two meetings last week to discuss future changes to the Cashiers Unified Development Ordinance and gauge community feedback.
A rematch between the Lady Highlanders soccer team and the Summit Charter Lady Bears on Thursday night, April 18, netted a 2-1 win for the Lady Highlanders – a triumph after their 3-1 loss in March
On a day that could only be described as brutally cold, Highlands got its offense warmed up enough to take down Smoky Mountain 1-A Conference rival Blue Ridge on Monday night.
With the stretch run of the basketball season getting underway as the calendar turns to February, the Highlands varsity basketball teams got the rare chance to take a breath and suit up for a non-c
