Sapphire’s Camp Merrie-Woode was officially recognized by the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission as a BearWise organization on Aug. 18.
A summer tradition in Highlands for 17 years, the Mountaintop Rotary Art and Craft Show is the premier show in the area. This weekend’s show will also be the organization’s largest.
The International Friendship Center of Highlands will host their first ever “Come Skate Day” at the Highlands Skate Park on Saturday, Aug. 27 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
It should come as no surprise that property values are on the rise in Highlands.
The Center for Life Enrichment is presenting the second annual Highlands Porchfest on Sunday, September 18 from 1-6 p.m.
More than 200 runners descended on Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders park on Saturday for the annual Rotary Club of Highlands Twilight 5k.
Award winning fine artist, instructor, and author Pat Fiorello held a three day oil painting class at the Bascom: Center for the Visuals Art from Aug. 10 – 12.
The Highlands Board of Commissioners has outlined the format for an upcoming public hearing related to the regulation of short-term rental units in residentially zoned areas.
The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center hosted a celebration of the ancient oak trees, up to 600 years old and among the oldest dwarfed white oaks in the world. These trees are a special part of
The Mountain Theater Company at the Highlands Playhouse is saying “farewell” to the 1960s and Jersey Boys and traveling back in time to the 1940s with the second show of the season, “Sentimental Jo