The Highlands Performing Arts Center has lined up a very cool Concert Season for 2018. The season opener is “The Official Blues Brothers Revue,” presented by Dan Aykroyd, Judith Belushi, […]
Success story? Yes, how often is one born in a small, rural county to then go on and work an administrative position at a major corporation, while also becoming known […]
From the heart of the western mountains to the historic coastal plain, the Carolina experience is as rich and varied as the cultures and people that call North Carolina home. […]
The Highlands Motoring Festival weekend, June 7-10, promises to be bigger and better than ever. Organizers expect 125 entrants, with 15-20 entries representing the special interest class of the […]
Fighting in school is normally frowned upon, but this month local schools are actually encouraging it. That’s the message from Megan E. Greenlee-Potts, the artistic director of the Martin-Lipscomb Performing […]
The Plateau is blessed with an abundance of talent and on March 27 the world was introduced to a newly-birthed book series by Cashiers author Ashley Stewart, who writes as […]
Kasey Klodosky has been a full-time resident of Highlands for about nine years. She and her parents moved from Atlanta after having been part-time residents for years. Sounds familiar, […]
Set your alarm and your coffee maker, because you’re going to be getting up early for the Mountain Garden Club’s Annual Plant Sale, set for 9:00 A.M. to noon Saturday, […]
Back in 2015, Highlands Mayor Patrick Taylor brought the idea of a local skate park to the town board. Regulations prohibited skaters from using town sidewalks, streets, or the Kelsey-Hutchinson […]
Dig your swimsuits and sandals out of the closet, and head to the Highlands Rec Park Pool on Friday, April 6, for another of their Dive-In Movies. It opens at […]
