Friends of Lake Glenville Fireworks Over the Lake (Tonight) July 3 The 23rd annual Friends of Lake Glenville Fireworks Over the Lake will be held on Friday, July 3rd, 2020, at approximately 9:30 PM!! Let’s […]
This year’s Crouch Foundation Research Paper Contest winners are Tristan Biddix and Kaitlyn Stewart, both graduating seniors at Blue Ridge Early College. Both winners will receive a $3,000 scholarship for the college of their choice. […]
The Board Presidents of the Hudson Library of Highlands and Mountain Findings, Andy Chmar and Tom Hill respectively, recently met in the gardens of the Hudson Library to recognize a generous grant from Mountain Findings […]
Fundraiser Raffle is still a go The Highlands Emergency Council has cancelled this year’s annual Bluegrass Bash at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park due to COVID-19 restrictions and the risks of large gatherings. HEC is staffed by […]
Yesterday day marked the start of a new budget year for the Town of Highlands. The town board approved a scaled back budget at their June meeting. The Town Manager developed the balanced budget based […]
The Cashiers Area Chamber is partnering with the Highlands-Cashiers Health Foundation to provide valuable Personal Protection Equipment to area small business members in need. Pickup a supply of reusable masks for your employees at Chamber […]
The Rotary Club of Highlands met on Tuesday via ZOOM to install their new President Zach Claxton, who takes the gavel from outgoing President Sherry Holt. Claxton, is the Club’s 75th President, has been a […]
Highlands School hosted several drive-thru parades to honor students for transitioning to the next grade and recognizing student athletes for their achievements back in mid-May. Highlands School Principal Brian Jetter said parades were the safest […]
Blue Ridge Early College finished up a year of uncertainty with the COVID-19 pandemic forcing school staff, students, and parents to adapt to remote learning. Not to mention missing out on the yearly senior trip […]
Staying afloat amidst COVID restrictions, has meant thinking outside-the-box for nonprofits across Highlands and Cashiers. Many have offered “virtual” programming which while a nice gesture, hasn’t done anything to bolster the bottom line. At June’s […]