Mountaintop Rotary and Highlands Rotary are partnering to provide rapid, effective aid to the survivors of Hurricane Helene. It’s a tangible demonstration of their commitment to “Service Above Self.”
Shop with a Cop is a profound opportunity to brighten the Christmas of local children in need. If you’d like to help, mail donations to P. O. Box 2785, Highlands, N.C. 28741, or drop the check off at the Highlands Police Department.
A visit to The Molly Grace is a singular experience – packed with charm and built upon an unrelenting cheerfulness.
You’re invited to Winter Chills and Thrills, offered throughout this corner of the Southern Appalachians.
Kids, camels, and dancing garden fairies – Highlands’ Olde Mountain Christmas Parade, set for Saturday, December 7, offers something for everyone. Plus, there’s Santa and Mrs. Claus!
The ever-reliable Allan Dearth and Sons Generators delivers dependability and peace of mind. To learn more, give them a call at
(828) 526-9325 or visit them at 7441 Dillard Road in Scaly Mountain.
Step back in time and meet the men and women who shaped the Plateau with Highlands Historical Society’s Walk in the Park, October 26.
Currently in their eighth season, the Historic Toxaway Market and Sweetwater Perk and Creamery have become famous in the community for friendly service and great products. And there’s ice cream!
With 63 years of community commitment, Lake Toxaway Company has fueled Lake Toxaway’s astonishing resurgence.
Twice the browsing, twice the surprises – ACP Home Interiors opens a second Highlands location – 215 North 4th Street.
