Highlands board hears capital requests at retreat
The Highlands Board of Commissioners sat down last week for the first Town Retreat of the 2024 calendar to hear capital requests for the upcoming fiscal year.
Thursday, March 14, 2024
The Highlands Board of Commissioners sat down last week for the first Town Retreat of the 2024 calendar to hear capital requests for the upcoming fiscal year.
Highlands School hosted Human Restoration Project, a non-profit aiming to reimagine education, last week to gauge community feedback on education and how we as a society can better aid students, fa
The Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce has found its new executive director by choosing a familiar face from the Cashiers visitor center.
Gary Maddox, the late president of Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society, has died at 76, leaving behind a legacy of responsible leadership.
Whether you enjoy the fast-paced pickin’ of a banjo, 1980’s pop hits, or the classic rock tunes of the 1960’s, Highlands will be the place to be this summer when the areas two outdoor concerts seri
The Crossroads Chronicle and Highlander have merged.
Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School brought the magic of Disney’s “High School Musical” to the Rearden Stage on February 8-10, wowing audiences with an outstanding performance full of catchy songs, dynamic
With the stretch run of the basketball season getting underway as the calendar turns to February, the Highlands varsity basketball teams got the rare chance to take a breath and suit up for a non-c
On Wednesday , Nov. 29 the 1A Highlands boys and girls varsity swim teams traveled to Waynesville to swim against 3A Pisgah, 3A Tuscola and the Trailblazers.
Highlands found itself trading punches with one of the better girls’ basketball teams in the area on Friday night.