Sports 21 September 2026

Grow! Highland County celebrates successful golf outing

Grow! Highland County recently hosted another successful annual golf outing, bringing together local businesses, community partners and supporters for a day of fellowship, friendly competition and community investment.

The event serves as an important fundraiser to support Grow! Highland County’s mission of strengthening the local business community and fostering economic growth throughout the county.

This year’s tournament champions were Restoration Wellness, which earned first-place honors among participating teams.

"We are grateful for the tremendous support shown by our sponsors, golfers, volunteers, and community partners," said representatives of Grow! Highland County. "Their commitment helps us continue investing in local businesses, supporting entrepreneurs, and creating opportunities that benefit the entire community."

Grow! Highland County recognized the following sponsors for their generous support: Gold Sponsors: Banks Construction, Southern Hills Community Bank, National Cooperative Bank, South Central Power Co., and Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1161. Silver Sponsors: Wilson National LLC Real Estate & Auction Group, Merchants National Bank, Highland District Hospital, Ventura’s Feed & Country Store, and Weller’s Plumbing & Heating. Meal Sponsors: Thompson Funeral Homes & Cremation Care, Buttermilks Bakery, Aqua Works Pool & Spa, and Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1161. Beer Cart Sponsors: Peoples Bank and Boyer Territory – A Real Estate Company.

The Grow! Highland County Board expressed appreciation for the continued support of these organizations and the many individuals who participated and volunteered during the outing.

"Together, we are helping build a stronger future for Highland County through meaningful investments in local businesses and new opportunities for entrepreneurs," Grow! Highland County stated.

The organization looks forward to continuing its work to support economic development and enhance the quality of life for residents throughout Highland County.

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