Each month, The Rotary Club of Highlands recognizes and salutes the students at The Highlands School for their achievements and what they bring to their classes. This month’s students are Sklar Felshaw, elementary school recipient, Aubrie Potts, middle school recipient, and senior recipient Anna Stiehler.
The Rotary Club of Highlands was proud to have retiring Macon County Commission Chairman Jimmy Tate as our speaker last Tuesday. Jimmy and his family have a history that goes back 6 generations in the Goldmine Community of Highlands. A graduate of UGA in Landscape Architecture, Jimmy believes the best thing he got out of the University of Georgia was meeting his wonderful wife, Allison. Jimmy started Tate Landscaping in 2002. He served 11 years on the Macon County Commission, 8 of those years serving as Chairman which is the longest period of chairmanship of anyone ever in Macon County. Jimmy shared many of his accomplishments, way too many to list here, but suffice to say the importance of what he did on the Commission and as Chairman will be felt for years to come! Jimmy’s service to Highlands and all of Macon County is highly documented, and his absence on the commission will surely be felt.
After notching 30 years of deeply personal customer service, Rusticks in Cashiers casts its gaze toward the future. You can glimpse that vision in its exclusive After-Thanksgiving Sale, November 25-26.
Despite a generous life that has her pivoting between local projects, Carol Misner has still found time to cultivate a beautiful artistic style.
Sallie Peterkin’s life has revolved around delivering a deeply personal dining experience.
The exuberance and anxieties of adolescence are examined through the lens of the special properties of space-time irregularities in Mountain Theatre Company’s bracing A Wrinkle in Time.
Hudson Library’s Carlyn Morenus holds an entire library of skills and notions within her heart and mind.
Director, Scott Daniel, and his team outdid themselves with this impressive cast. Every performance was a gem.
HIGHLANDS, N.C. – This Sunday, the Highlands Chamber of Commerce will host a traditional red ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome Unfurl Massage and Bodywork to the community. The event is open to the public and will take place at 1 p.m. at its studio, 435 N. 4th St., Highlands.
Visit Highlands, NC today announced its latest round of grants totaling $18,000 to support two local nonprofit organizations.
