A group of concerned Scaly Mountain residents have come together to help those in need fend off the winter’s cold, spearheading a winter coat drive to provide winter coats for the needy.
The Coalition for Invasive Plant Management will provide a half-day workshop for landscapers, nursery trade personnel and herbicide applicators at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan.
The Highlander will be on the move in 2020.
After more than three decades at 134 N. 5th Street, the time has come to find a location better suited to the needs of the staff.
After more than a year preparing to implement the North Carolina voter ID law that was approved by referendum vote in 2018, the NC State Board of Elections and local county boards were told to stop
The Highlands Emergency Council wrapped what Mary Ann Cresswell, grants, projects and programs coordinator, called a very good holiday season in 2019, but now it’s time to move forward with 2020.
For Highlands resident Ray Such, times could be better, but he’s not complaining.
The Sky Valley Police Department unveiled their newly renovated police department building at a community open house on Thursday, Dec. 19.
It’s a new year, a new decade and a new beginning for the Town of Highland and its Board of Commissioners. A new board of commissioners was sworn in on Dec.
When Kevin Corbin ran for the North Carolina House District 120 seat for the first time in 2016, he promised to take his practical administrative approach and small business acumen to Raleigh.
On Saturday, the musical order of the day was rhythm and blues. At Sunday’s Food and Wine Festival finale, a little bluegrass was ordered up to bring this year’s weekend festival home.