Mountain Construction Engineering officially opened its second office, this one in Lake Toxaway, on Thursday, Oct. 10.
The Cashiers Valley Leaf Festival will go on as scheduled Friday through Sunday.
Firefighters at Highlands Fire Department served up dinner for linemen who have been out working to reconnect power since Sept. 28.
Businesses are beginning to recover following Hurricane Helene.
The Cullasaja Women’s Club grants committee is comprised of (back row) Betsy Wigington, Kyle Ball, Esther Stokes, Evand Moore, Cherry Tyde, Debbie Thompson, Jan Pavlis, Anne Schaeffer, Marianne Lassiter, Jackie Martino, Donna Woltzen Maureen Browne, Sonya Honea and Bonnie Evans. Seated are Jane Adams, Jo Hill, Margaret Eichman, Lindy Colson Harrison and Dawn Van Fleet.
Highlands Assembly of God on 6th Street narrowly missed a big impact as two trees fell across its entryway, but didn’t cause any major damage to the building itself during Hurricane Helene on Friday.
Christy Curcuru showed guests at “Snip, Sip, and Support” how to properly arrange fall flowers.
The Jackson County Board of Education was greeted by a capacity crowd at Blue Ridge School for its September meeting on Tuesday.