With an audience sea of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Highlands Volleyball’s blue and gold faced Hiwassee Dam’s blue and white Thursday.
The North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has been ebbing back protections for the black bear, a neighbor some see as a nuisance, but others see as misunderstood animals worth protecting.
According to a growing field of research, being outside and surrounding yourself with nature can positively impact physical, mental, and emotional health.
Last Thursday saw Highlands face off against Blue Ridge in a home varsity volleyball game.
The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation is looking for a developer to work on its Oakmont property in Cashiers and bring more workforce housing to the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau.
Cullasaja Women’s Outreach recently announced the results of its 2023 fundraising campaign.
On Friday, Fontana Regional Library will host author Jeffrey D. Lofton at Cashiers and Highlands.
The Highlands Board of Commissioners gathered last week for the its regularly scheduled monthly meeting.
Highlands commissioners have added a new meeting, an hour-long discussion, to their agenda with an inaugural session last week.
Vickie Betts, both a board member and dedicated volunteer tutor at The Literacy and Learning Center, possesses a deep passion for education and takes great joy in assisting students in reaching the