Mayor on Duty - 3.14.24
After the town retreat last Thursday, I talked with Lamar Nix. Lamar smiled and told me, “Mayor, you know we just identified about 16 million dollars in needed capital funding.” I reluctantly ack
After the town retreat last Thursday, I talked with Lamar Nix. Lamar smiled and told me, “Mayor, you know we just identified about 16 million dollars in needed capital funding.” I reluctantly ack
After a few months’ hiatus, the Cashiers Marketplace development’s quasi-judicial hearing returned for a full day of proceedings last week at the Cashiers library.
As a university professor and administrator, I’ve been on a number of “working” retreats.
Spring arrives this coming weekend.
Twenty years ago, Erin Bronk, then a US Forest Ranger, had a great idea of creating a sky bridge over US 64 down to Dry Falls. Visitors would be rerouted to park in a US Forest Service parking lot
Nik Wallenda is quite possibly the most famous tight rope walker ever.
The governmental process can be slow, and as some have observed in Highlands, we do it cautiously and painstakingly deliberate.
A wise man once said, “All politics are local.”
Thursday night, February 15, the Highlands Town Board of Commissioners will meet at the Highlands Recreation Center.
Traditions are wonderful things.
That is, until they fly in the face of common sense.