Santa Claus is coming to the Town of Highlands and bringing with him the annual Christmas parade, hosted by Highlands Chamber of Commerce and Visit Highlands, NC, on Saturday starting at 10:30 a.m.
The term “grubbing” doesn’t have a particularly appealing ring to it.
During the November meeting of the Highlands Board of Commissioners, the board voted to keep grubbing out of town.
Nobody wants to be the person who has to stop a band mid-song.
But Saturday night, master of ceremonies Chris Duffy did what he had to do.
The Highlands Board of Commissioners got its first look at the town’s newest addition on Thursday night when Highlands Fire Chief Ryan Gearhart threw open the doors at the new fire station on Frank
Highlands has come a long way in terms of handicapped accessibility over the past several years, but as the board of commissioners learned on Thursday, there is still a ways to go.
The Highlands Chamber of Commerce and Visit Highlands, NC will hold their annual “Light up the Park and Main” Christmas lighting on Saturday, Nov. 26 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
Jim Tate, chairman of Macon County Board Commissioners, said goodbye during the regular board meeting on Nov. 8.
The 2022 Highlands Food and Wine Festival proved yet again to be a huge success despite Hurricane Nicole bringing several inches of rain to the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau throughout the weekend.
Following a 3-2 vote, Macon County Board of Commissioners approved funding for the architectural services contract with LS3P Associates for the Highlands School project during their Nov.
If you were excited to wake up this week and see thermometers stuck in the 20’s, you are probably in the minority of Highlands residents and visitors.