Mayor on Duty - Water and Sewer decisions loom large for decades
I got up late on Labor Day, had my cup of coffee, and perused the morning news.
I got up late on Labor Day, had my cup of coffee, and perused the morning news.
No, it was not your imagination.
Thermometers across the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau did officially dip into the 40’s on Sunday and Monday mornings.
Labor Day signals change in seasons, including the earnest kickoff of the political season. COVID-19 has the potential to impact these events.
A common question since the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the national spotlight in March has been, “When will we get back to normal?”
A major COVID-19 challenge facing our community is how to protect and manage first responders and personnel that continuously interact with the public.
Being caught between a rock and a hard place is never an enviable position.
Anyone who has driven through the Cullasaja Gorge along US 64 in the direction of Franklin can attest that the roadway is narrowing.
The August meeting of the Highlands Town Board will be held at 7 p.m. tonight. The town website has the Zoom meeting access information.
I’ve had a bird problem. It started last summer when I went to fire my large gas kiln.
Everyone remembers his or her favorite teacher.