Highlands’ girl’s basketball season came to an end on Saturday at Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville following a 42-27 defeat in the third round of the NC High School Athletic Association
Two suspects were arrested Wednesday, Feb. 23, following the theft of a vehicle from one location, an attempted larceny at another location and a breaking and entering at a third location.
With COVID-19 cases slowing, the Macon County Board of Education approved to extend the mask optional protocol, and extended that protocol to school buses.
On Feb. 9, Highlands local and Southwestern Community College student Brooke Bird was involved in a car wreck, where she was pinned for 45 minutes in her car.
With news coming out daily about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, local Highlander and Ukrainian native, Oksana Shchelgachova, said her soul was torn apart when Russia began the invasion and occupa
In a meeting that lasted an hour and 45 minutes, with more than 30 people speaking, the Highlands Town Board of Commissioners got a chance to hear what the public’s thoughts were on the planning bo
The Highlands planning board got its first look at a new proposed development on Monday night.
Lack of space, staffing and COVID-19 are just some of the things that formed a perfect storm to bring childcare to a crisis situation across the nation.
The Lady Highlanders varsity basketball team is headed to the second round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Playoffs after a 66-43 win over Hiwassee Dam, Tuesday night.
Darlene Crisp is back at work in the radiology department at Harris Regional Hospital after a five-month journey to strengthen her heart.