Morrill Worcester, owner of Worcester Wreath Company of Harrington, Maine, was a 12-year-old paper boy for The Bangor Daily News when he won a trip to Washington D.C. His first […]
You’re bringing the whole family to the annual Highlands Old Mountain Christmas Parade on December 1, but what are you doing afterwards? Continue that joyous Christmas Spirit by attending A […]
Highlands Food and Wine Festival, November 8–11, is a time to experience the best culinary talents in the region. It also gives participants the opportunity to investigate the many wines, […]
The Counseling and Psychotherapy Center of Highlands has been serving our community since 2012. It’s located in the Peggy Crosby Center on South Fifth Street and its mission is to […]
Built around 1910 by Irvin E. Rice this two-story square frame house, located on 4 1/2 Street, was known as The Rice House. After changing hands, it was sold to […]
Whether you express your good taste in your choice of food, spirits, shopping, or the arts, this autumn the Highlands Food and Wine Festival promises to deliver a phenomenal experience […]
Highlands Food & Wine Festival, with support from Southern Foodways Alliance, presents an extraordinary evening of film and flavor to honor Southern culinary icon Louis Osteen. A native of Anderson, […]
If you’ve been in Highlands for more than a few years, you may well remember Nick’s Calico Cottage, later known as Nick’s Restaurant. It opened in 1975 and was truly […]
Saturday, December 1, is the date for the annual Highlands Christmas Parade. It’s also the date for A Food Pantries Christmas, which follows the parade. Plan to take the […]
Len Gengel has experienced tragedy that no one should have to face. In January, 2010 his 19-year-old daughter Britney was killed in the disastrous earthquake in Haiti while there […]
