My mother thought Thanksgiving was the most important holiday of the year, and she believed this holiday allowed families to gather and pay tribute to the Divine Creator who gave us all the blessin
Christy Hart was blunt.
As an 18-year veteran of the Macon County School District, Hart has learned that the most direct route is usually the best way to solve any problem.
It looks like Mother Nature may have thrown the Highlands area a curve ball in 2019.
There were a lot of activities in Highlands this past holiday weekend. The Highlands Food and Wine Festival had another large turnout. It attracts visitors from all across the country.
Iconic rap group Public Enemy probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when guests visit the Highlands Food and Wine Festival.
I remained quiet and neutral during the election. Congratulations to those who won and to all candidates on the ballot. Thanks to everyone who took the time to vote.
On Tuesday, Nov. 5, Highlands residents will get the opportunity to put their rights to use.
This past Friday was the last Community Coffee with the Mayor for this year. I can’t thank the Hudson Library enough for hosting these monthly sessions from March through October.
Halloween is a special time in Highlands.