During meetings that stretched over three months, the Big Bear Pen communication tower has been a discussion topic that WHLC’s owner Chuck Cooper has labeled as miscommunication between Verizon, th
The Highlands Food and Wine Festival will be holding vaccine checks and free COVID testing from Nov. 10 – 14 in Highlands.
With 490 votes tallied in Tuesday night’s municipal elections, the incumbent mayor Patrick Taylor was reelected, incumbent commissioner Amy Patterson was reelected and former commissioner Eric Pier
After a number of delays, seventh generation Highlander Angela Lewis Jenkins’ new book “Memories of Highlands’ Early Years” is now available.
Think about your favorite celebrity and what you would do given the chance to meet them.
The Highlands School Lady Highlanders varsity volleyball team is not only the Little Smoky Mountain Conference Champs, but they are also working their way through the NCHSAA State Playoff brackets
After two months of deliberation and meetings with attorneys, the Highlands Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to enter a Stay of Proceedings, which delays the enforcement of the short-term r
On Tuesday, Oct. 19, The Highlander hosted its first ever live Mayoral Candidate Forum to inform the town of the two candidates’ opinions on different issues in the Town of Highlands.
After two months of reinstating the mask mandate in the Town of Highlands to try and stop the spread of COVID-19, the Board of Commissioners unanimously voted to rescind the mandate.
It’s a known fact that businesses everywhere are struggling for help, and the Highlands Recreation Department is in the same boat.