Local experts speak about mental health awareness
With Mental Health Awareness Month ending in May, two local experts in Highlands sat down with The Highlander and explained why awareness is so important in the community.
With Mental Health Awareness Month ending in May, two local experts in Highlands sat down with The Highlander and explained why awareness is so important in the community.
A section of U.S. 64 in the Cullasaja Gorge will be closed for five days starting June 6 in order for a contractor to repair a critical wall and for N.C.
The Highlands Historical Society held their seasonal opening on Sunday, May 29.
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
Highlands residents, Lauch “Lock” Magruder and Paul Schowalter, were two of 91 veterans to take an honor flight, organized by Blue Ridge Honor Flights in Hendersonville, to the nation’s capital on
The Literacy and Learning Center is gearing up for its annual summer camp.
After two years of waiting, the Highlands Biological Foundation is set to hold a dedication for upgrades that were done to the Highlands BIological Station’s North Campus.