Vas Sanchez: Born Performer
Vas Sanchez’s desire for the spotlight, shaped by his childhood in Highlands, led him to a hit series on Netlfix and a good place in life.
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Article Author: Deena Bouknight
Four Decades of Service | Stephen Lucas
CPA Stephen Lucas started his accounting firm in Highlands in January 1979; that same year he was invited to a Rotary Club of Highlands meeting and has been a Rotarian […]
Canned Food Drive – Fishes and Loaves Food Pantry
Fishes & Loaves Food Pantry in Cashiers, an emergency food pantry, works year-round to help meet some of the dietary requirements of individuals and families in need throughout the community. […]
A Deeply Southern Novel – Hudson Library
Author talks scheduled throughout the summer at local libraries were sidelined because of the pandemic, but a few are scheduled for the fall due to easing restrictions. One of those […]
Make a Run For It – Twilight Runs
Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor has been a competitor in the annual Highlands Twilight Race since its inception eight years ago. Mayor Taylor pointed out that although the race has had […]
In the Know: Author John Cribb
Author John Cribb, who introduced his September 15 published Old Abe historical novel at Hudson Library, said the idea for the book was “born in a library.” George Santayana, a […]
Empty Bowls Project
On October 4, a special event takes place in Highlands: Empty Bowls. Hosted by International Friendship Center’s Highlands Food Pantry as well as First Presbyterian Church of Highlands, Empty Bowls […]
Rotary’s Wheel Moves Us All
Highlands Architect Dennis DeWolf, semi-retired for about 12 years from his private architectural firm, has been a member of the Rotary Club of Highlands since 1974, taking a position of […]
Marketplace’s Fall Bounty
One of the surprising bright spots in all the Covid-19 chaos has been that the Highlands Marketplace has enjoyed an uptick in interested shoppers since its delayed opening the last […]
Libraries: Resource Centers
Despite the upheaval that Covid-19 caused last school semester, and the relative uncertainty that permeated the fall 2020 semester start, area libraries are consistent resource centers for parents of young […]
