The annual town budget retreat is today, at Coleman Hall of First Presbyterian Church. As always I want to thank the church for sharing with the town this great meeting facility.
The annual town budget retreat is today, at Coleman Hall of First Presbyterian Church. As always I want to thank the church for sharing with the town this great meeting facility.
Sharing is a basic life skill that is taught in every elementary school.
There’s a small town with a bustling Main Street, successful businesses and a vibrant mixture of eateries, retail shops and nearby lodging options.
There’s no sense in putting off until tomorrow, what can be done today.
The February Highlands Town Board meeting is tonight at 7 p.m. at the Highlands Community Center.
Let me review some of the agenda items.
Odds are, everyone has heard of president Donald Trump.
Last week I had the honor of meeting with students from Anne Porter’s hospitality and tourism high school class.
Last Wednesday Gibbins Advisors, the monitor for the HCA/Mission transaction, held a public meeting at our recreation department. This inaugural meeting was one of several held in the region.
With January wrapped up and February in full swing, it should come as no surprise to anyone in Highlands that winter weather is a regular possibility for the next several weeks.