Mayor on Duty - 6.1.23
I write this weekly column to keep folks informed about what is going on in Highlands town government, so let me share what has just happened at our sewer plant on Arnold Road.
I write this weekly column to keep folks informed about what is going on in Highlands town government, so let me share what has just happened at our sewer plant on Arnold Road.
Over the next three weeks, you’re going to hear and see a lot around town when it comes to graduation.
On Monday, I had the honor of awarding town scholarships to the graduating seniors at the annual Highlands School Honors Day program.
Highlands gets a big part of its community feel back this week.
At the end of the day last Friday, my wife, Sallie, was exhausted, soaking wet, and sporting a black eye. But Sallie told me she had a great day. Say what?
You’ve heard it many times before if you’ve ever had the opportunity to listen to Highlands-Cashiers Hospital CEO Tom Neal give a speech or spoken to him face to face.
Last week I attended the annual conference of the North Carolina League of Municipalities, aka CityVision. Let me review some of the highlights.
Planning a major event in April, in Highlands, is a tricky proposition.
The Highlands School has been a unique educational institution for this community, and frankly, I can’t understand why any parent wouldn’t want their children to attend this small K-12 school.
Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor is usually a mild-mannered guy.