The COVID-19 pandemic, a last minute change of venue and a rain cancellation on Saturday were not going to prevent people from enjoying live music for the first time in more than a year last weeken
The Highlands Planning Board had several new business items to discuss on Monday night, each with a common theme.
The Southside Project, scheduled to begin this year, will be the subject of a meeting between leaders of the US Forest Service and the Chattooga Conservancy on Friday morning.
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Vice President of Mountain Findings Marvin G. Carmichael will receive the Clemson Alumni Association’s highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award.
The annual Plateau Pickup litter sweep pulled trash and debris from all corners of Highlands on Saturday morning as volunteers tackled stretches of US 64, NC 28, NC 106 and several high-traffic str
Highlands will remain a masked town at least a little bit longer following a unanimous decision by the town board to keep the current COVID-19 mask mandate in place.
A new community effort to promote the COVID-19 vaccination process got a seal of approval from the Highlands Board of Commissioners on Thursday night.
The Village Green and Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust co-host a speaker series called the Village Nature Series, which features exerts in their field presenting on wildlife, habitats, conservation, a
Representatives from Gibbins Advisors, the independent monitor appointed to oversee the terms of the sale of Mission Health to Hospital Corporation of America in 2019, offered up a two-year progres