While other festivals and celebrations in and around the plateau have fallen victim to the COVID-19 coronavirus, the 10th anniversary of the Highlands Historical Society’s Dazzling Dahlia Festival
Additional details are continuing to emerge regarding a new primary care health clinic in Highlands.
The sweeping mountain vistas surrounding Cashiers have long served as inspiration for all manner of artistic pursuits, providing a muse for painters, potters, pickers and poets for generations now.
During a time when so much has changed, one thing that hasn’t changed is The Bascom’s Dave Drake Studio Barn annual Summer Pottery Show. The pottery sale will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
There has been an active American Legion Post in Highlands since 1946. Through the years returning veterans have kept the post going with membership as low as nine to a one time high of 146.
As part of its continuing partnership with Western Carolina University, and in conjunction with an international effort, the Highlands Biological Station has initiated a bird banding project for bi
For Roger Gates, the decision to cross the country with a massive wooden cross was an easy one – in fact, in a way, he said the decision was made for him.
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.
The list of 2020 Highlands’ events that have fallen by the wayside because of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow.