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By Michael O’Hearn - The Crossroads Chronicle

The Cashiers Marketplace hearing resumed Monday night after a two-month hiatus with a brief update on where the project prop

Hikers at Brushy Face Preserve may be in for a refreshing reroute thanks to volunteer trail work with Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust.

By Nick Childs - reporter@highlandsnews.com

The Highlands Chamber of Commerce hosted speakers from the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau and The Literacy & Learnin

A presentation turned into a surprise midday Tuesday as State Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt presented Macon County and Macon County Schools with a grant for $62 million to b

Highlands commissioners held their first meeting of the year last week. As has been tradition for the past few months, it was preceded by a workshop.

While frigid temperatures brought winter fears, Highlanders and visitors can look forward to some frosty fun this weekend.

An Otto couple has wrapped up a journey that started 11 years ago when they set a goal to visit all the National Parks.

A head-on collision resulting in one death occurred just after 4:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 5.

Eighty feet of embankment damage to U.S. 64 in the Cullasaja Gorge has ripple effects through Macon County as a major artery from Franklin to Highlands is closed for the rest of the month.