Andrea Holland stood at the front of the Highlands Community Building and put her hand on the Bible.
While the number of community events cancelled due to the ongoing COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to grow, there is some hope on the horizon that a handful of fall events will be able to ta
While the number of total COVID-19 coronavirus cases continues to rise in Macon County, there was some good news on Tuesday.
During times of social distancing and sheltering in place due to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, members of the community are coming together to help put food on the tables of those in need.
Macon County Republican Party voters turned out in high numbers for the second primary for U.S. House of Representatives district NC 11 on Tuesday.
A group of 10 people gathered around a large table at 4118 Kitchen and Bar on Friday afternoon to share a special lunch.
With limits in place regarding the number of people who can attend events under “phase two” of North Carolina Gov.
Macon County is stepping up its efforts to help business owners who have been negatively impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation is planning to expand access to primary care for Highlands-Cashiers plateau residents.
The number of active COVID-19 coronavirus cases in Macon County continues to grow as the number of citizens tested nears 2,700.