The Highlands Biological Foundation will present an upcoming Zahner Conservation Lecture, featuring esteemed geologist and author Bill Jacobs.
For the 18th time the Mountaintop Rotary Arts and Crafts Show brought throngs of art enthusiasts to Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park for a two-day run over the weekend.
After years of relying strictly on volunteers, the Highlands Fire Department is bringing on six new, full-time staff members.
Highlands has a lot of “big” days on the calendar each year.
But there is no day bigger than July 4.
Contention and confusion, specifically by one commissioner, over solid waste fee increases, led to a vote that approved those hikes after an hour-long Board of Commissioners meeting Monday morning.
What do polar explorer Ernest Shackleton, the Scopes Trial, and American Revolutionary War-era sociology have in common?
Volunteering isn’t just about the good feelings - it’s about action.
By early 2024, a fly-fishing outfitter in Cashiers will relocate to its new space on the shores of Cashiers Lake in the heart of town.
Without much fanfare the Town of Highlands passed its 2023-24 operating budget on Thursday night.
They say there is no substitute for experience.
Author Stephen McGuire would certainly agree with that adage.