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Highland County Sheriff’s Office Welcome’s K-9 Unit Carly

September 5, 2024

A fully-trained yellow lab, Carly will soon be deputized by the Highland County Sheriff’s Office to perform searches and help with evidence recovery.

Reservations open Sept. 3 for hunting opportunities at Virginia State Parks 

September 5, 2024

For more information about hunting opportunities and programs in Virginia State Parks, visit https://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/hunting.

Highland Farmers Market to Continue into Fall

September 5, 2024

This year, the market has welcomed more live music and added in dinners. There have also been educational experiences and speakers. This will continue through the rest of the season.

Green Box Abuse and Fence issues Discussed at Solid Waste Authority Meeting

August 29, 2024

If people continue to dump unauthorized items in the Green Boxes or destroying the gate or replacement fence at Caesar Mountain, the SWA is considering removing the boxes and close the site down.

Forest Service Seeks Feedback on Tea Creek Bridge Replacement Project

August 29, 2024

The US Forest Service seeks to improve access to the campground and trails with this project.

Recall Petition for Two Highland County Board of Supervisors Members Dismissed Without Prejudice

August 29, 2024

The petition to recall Harry Sponaugle and Henry Budzinski can be filed again, but must start all over.

An Interview with 4H State Horse Show Participants

August 27, 2024

The Virginia 4-H State Championship Horse & Pony Show will be held at the Virginia Horse Center in Lexington September 5-8. Highland County has five delegates attending this year.

Highland County Board of Supervisors Work Session August 21, 2024

August 27, 2024

Upped presence by the Highland County Sheriff’s office led to a calm work session that only lasted 30 minutes.

The Highland County Fair is Packed with Fun and New Acts… Plan Your Calendar Now!

August 27, 2024

The Highland County Fair is August 24 and 28-31 this year and all planning is underway for it to be a giant success.

Jay Miller Offers Advice to the Pocahontas Commissioners

August 22, 2024

Miller said that if it is decided that a courthouse annex needs to be built in the future, it would be a lot cheaper to build it up on the flat roof of the new part of the courthouse since that is cheaper and it was designed so that another story could be built on that roof top.

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