Jane Jerry

When the clock strikes 9 pm on Mondays, something stirs in the mist over the Highlands Plateau. Not the wind… not the owls… but the pulse of Halloween Baking Championship—the bewitching hour on Food Network.

With music in the air and children’s voices rising in harmony, Highlands came together to celebrate a new symbol of peace — a 12-foot Peace Pole gifted by local Rotarians, now rooted in the heart of town and the spirit of its people.

The Plateau’s commitment to good mental health is ensured by supportive local nonprofits, a trio of wise counselors and a caring community.

Rotary Club of Highlands President Chris Wilkes passed the gavel to incoming President Dave O’Harra on June 27.

John Rymer’s lifelong love of education is leading to the flowering of The Literacy Council.

Gerry Doubleday would be the first to say that just thinking about the importance of literacy gets him emotional.  “I clearly remember the first time I heard about the Dolly […]

“Different people in my family would probably tell you different secrets to my Famous Bloody Mary Mix,” says John Rymer. “Some would say it’s the fresh key limes, some would […]

Do you remember the first time you successfully hung the ring on the hook playing the Ringmaster Bimini game?  You probably practiced and practiced and practiced and then one day […]