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In Highlands, restaurants have closed their doors to dine-in business for the duration of the COVID-19 crisis.

More than 150 community members called in to listen to Highlands Cashiers Hospital CEO Tom Neal usher in a potential new era of public meeting formats by hosting a virtual conference call town hall

Following North Carolina Gov.

Highlands and Cashiers are making the newspapers all over Florida these days as state legislators pursue a woman they have accused of receiving more than $7.7-million in state and federal funds bud

The 2019 Christmas tree shopping season was a resounding success according to local tree farmers in the area. 

The U.S. Forest Service has closed all campgrounds on National Forest land in North Carolina effective immediately. The closure, announced on Monday, will remain in place until further notice.

Macon County Public Health confirmed the first presumptive positive case of coronavirus in Macon County on Monday.

Following reports of empty store shelves for items like hand sanitizer, toilet paper and antibacterial soap, the attention of the Macon County Economic Development Commission turned to a popular to

Macon County Public Schools are in uncharted waters.

School administrators are doing their best to keep the ship steadily sailing in the right direction.

Highlands School Principal Brian Jetter welcomed the incoming Class of 2033 through the school’s front doors as Kindergarten registration began for the 2020-21 school year.