Hearing Highlands stories
There is a new book coming out next spring, penned by a local author that will tell the story of what it was like growing up in Highlands by those who lived it.
There is a new book coming out next spring, penned by a local author that will tell the story of what it was like growing up in Highlands by those who lived it.
The Macon County Board of Education knew it would be saying goodbye to one current member on Monday night.
It turned out that the board had to bid adieu to two.
Wine was the beverage of choice for three days in Highlands and Cashiers last weekend as a new event, called Elevated Wines, brought together wine makers and wine drinkers.
Preserving the past, while looking toward the future.
The number of active COVID-19 cases in Macon County, and across the state of North Carolina, appears to be trending in the wrong direction.
The Highlands Board of Commissioners entertained three new RFP proposals for the opportunity to operate the town’s broadband network during a specially called Nov. 3 meeting.
A wayward hiker, who “lost the trail,” while traversing the western face of Rock Mountain in Cashiers on Nov.
Sticky notes covered a number of posters and a giant map of Highlands inside the community building on Oct. 22.
Sticky notes covered a number of posters and a giant map of Highlands inside the community building on Oct. 22.
Election Day came and went with several key races locally, statewide and nationwide decided at the polls.