The roots of the Edwards family, ubiquitous in nearly every aspect of Highlands, go way back.

The history of Highlands, a series of comings and goings and sudden disasters, is illuminated in a new walking tour of the town.

Let’s gather around the campfire – The Jan Wyatt Symposium, set for June 19, will delve into the lore of Summer Camps in Western North Carolina.

Stan and Donna Cochran’s passion and wisdom have turned their Mirror Lake Antiques into a Highlands landmark.

Highlands Historical Society’s exclusive home tour, set for June 21, illuminates the history and artistry embedded within a trio of magnificent houses. For information and reservations, visit highlandshistory.com.

A trio of community cultural powerhouses are celebrating their anniversaries this year.

Stuart uncovers a century-old heart-felt message from Highlands’ own Louise Rand Bascom.

Our editor’s penned a Love Letter to the Town that, like the generous spout of Moses Rock, has never failed to meet his needs and revive his spirit.

The Blizzard of 1993 still brings chills to those who lived through it.