Highland Games return to Cache Valley - The Utah Statesman
According to the Utah Heavy Athletics website, the games were first organized in Scotland in the 11th century when King Malcom III held a royal contest to find the strongest and fastest people in his kingdom. Now, they’re a way that people use to compete, find community and celebrate Scottish heritage.
via usustatesman.comHighlandSeptember 15, 2026
Highland Planning Commission to Discuss Assisted Living and Height Regulations
The Highland Planning Commission is scheduled to hold a public hearing on Sept. 22, 2026, to discuss a development agreement for an assisted living facility and proposed changes to building height measurement regulations.
HighlandSeptember 11, 2026
Highland City Council Scheduled Meeting for September 15, 2026
The Highland City Council scheduled a meeting for September 15, 2026, to address several items including business use applications and city code amendments.
HighlandSeptember 11, 2026
PIN or Password Required for Beehive Library Consortium’s Libby
A PIN or password is now required to access the Beehive Library Consortium’s Libby to increase security. Users whose libraries already utilize a PIN or password do not need to take action.
American ForkSeptember 10, 2026
Highland High School Counselor Lia Martinez Supports Student Academic Growth
Lia Martinez serves as a counselor at Highland High School, where she manages specific student caseloads and participated in recent school community discussions.
HighlandSeptember 8, 2026
Highland teen makes history as Miss America's Teen 2027
Anderson advanced to the national competition after winning Miss Utah's Teen in May, a title that included an $8,000 scholarship. The competition narrowed to five finalists representing Utah, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas and Minnesota before the final announcement.
via KSLHighlandOriginally published September 8, 2026
