Gary Schiff's book "In Search of Polin: Chasing Jewish Ghosts in Today's Poland" describes fairly recent visit to Ostrow-Mazowiecki, Tykocin, Ostrolenda, Lomza which pretty much surround Wysokie.  Polonsky's monumental 3 volume History of Jews in Poland and Russia has general info up to 2008.
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Larry Kanner
Salem, Oregon
larrykanner@...

My mother’s family comes from Wysokie Mazowieckie as well. Jewishgen recently published a translation of the Yizkor book for this town which features a history, pictures and first hand accounts about the town. The book does not go past the Holocaust since that marks the end of a Jewish presence in the town. Some and perhaps all of the book’s contents are on jewishgen but it can be purchased here:

https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/ybip/YBIP_Wysokie-Mazowieckie.html

There is a local teacher (Karol Globocki) who heads a yearly clean up of the cemetery that still exists and is knowledgeable about the history as well. You may also find the Facebook group Suwalk-Lomza Independent Jewish Genealogy Research Group useful for your research. We are all researching the region and being able to “talk” with others with a common interest can be invaluable.

Good luck in your search!

Sharon Fleitman
Atlanta, Georgia
 

Check the NYPL - New York Public Library they have a lot of books (some scanned) about Poland and Polish Jewry.
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Tzvika SHACHAM