Summit students were given a firsthand look at journalism during a visit by Plateau Daily News Publisher Brian O’Shea on March 4. His visit was part of the WIN Program, or What Individuals Need, for […]
As schools open again for both in-person and online learning, Fontana Regional Library locations have tools to help students of all ages. Libraries are open by appointment, and anyone 12 and up can call to […]
Highlands School will honor seniors with a drive thru parade through the circle in front of the building from 6-7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 19. Academic awards and yearbooks will be handed out at this […]
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper ordered public schools closed on March 15, and since then cafeteria crews have been busy whipping up hundreds of meals a day for children to be delivered along bus routes […]
The Literacy Council officially opened their new location in Highlands Plaza at a ribbon cutting on Thursday. The former post office has much needed space to accommodate TLC’s consistent growth and the students say it’s […]
Blue Ridge Early College students and teachers laced up their sneakers for a knock-down drag out tournament on the volleyball court in an effort to raise money for prom on Friday. “I think it’s great […]
The Rotary Club of Highlands Mountaintop have placed giving trees at Mountain Fresh Grocery and Bryson’s Grocery. The trees are a reminder that patrons can add a donation to their purchases at checkout and a gift card […]
Highlands School hosted their annual 5K Color Run on April 14 to raise money for the freshman and sophomore classes’ prom and graduation. Event organizer and high school math teacher Gina Billingsley said the turnout […]