Colleen Kerrigan

Mountaintop Rotary hosts its 3rd Annual Highlands Pickleball on the Plateau tournament September 25–27, raising funds for youth programs through a weekend of spirited play, community support, and family‑friendly fun.

The 3rd Annual Highlands Pickleball on the Plateau returns September 25–27 to raise funds for local youth programs.

With deep roots in Western North Carolina and over 30 years of clinical experience, Traci T. Knop brings warmth, expertise, and a patient-first approach to the team at Highlands Dermatology.

Wondering where the Wild Things are? Try Highlands Nature Center – 265 North 6th Street.

Highlands Ice Rink is open at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park. (Note to Olympic Hopefuls: The Beijing Winter Olympics debut in two months, so there’s still plenty of time to practice.)

Neither a global pandemic nor their occasional random acts of naughtiness will prevent Santa from hearing the wishes of his dedicated followers.

Mountaintop Rotary leaps into its new year with programs that benefit local causes and needs around the world.

In addition to the artistic creations on display, the Mountaintop Rotary Art & Craft Show offers an irresistible array of treats to enjoy at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park or to take home, August 28 and 29.