Students and faculty in Western Carolina University’s Brinson Honors College will have increased access to international study and undergraduate research opportunities, thanks to the support of Hig
The Highlands Land Use Committee had an in depth discussion regarding noise decibel levels within town limits as well as weekend construction limits at their last regular meeting on Sept. 28.
Anyone who has driven down Main Street recently can attest, parking spaces are becoming hard to come by as leaf season reaches its full crescendo across the Highlands area.
Art lovers are well versed in the offerings of The Bascom Center for Visual Arts.
Music lovers may soon get the same familiarity with the facility.
Mountain Theatre Company has officially begun performances of their third show of the 2022 season and their second ever Fall show with the opening night of “BKLYN: A Sidewalk Fairytale” on Friday,
Joanne P. McCallie enjoyed a successful career as a college basketball coach.
She fostered positive personal relationships with friends, family, players and recruits.
Agencies from Florida to Virginia are bracing for the impacts of Hurricane Ian, a category four hurricane, that was closing in on the Florida Gulf Coast on Wednesday.
Fall is officially here and perhaps one of the best ways to stay warm as temperatures begin to drop is by eating some delicious soup, and the International Friendship Center and the First Presbyter
A new era began at the Highlands Performing Arts Center on Sunday.
As a red ribbon floated to the ground, the PAC officially opened its new and improved facility on Chestnut Street.
The Highlands Board of Commissioners voted to approve an amendment to the town’s Unified Development Ordinance related to short-term rentals within Highlands town limits Thursday.