Debra and Lloyd Wagner became Highlanders 15 years ago when they made the decision to move here from Alabama after visiting for 15 years. Each year the call became stronger […]
If you’ve ever had the good fortune to meet Highlands native Tina Rogers, you’ll understand the term “whirlwind.” Tina normally has at least six things going on at once. […]
Don’t miss the opportunity to own this piece of Highlands history. Built in the early 1920’s by renowned craftsman/builder J. Walter Reese for William O. and Mollie Gardner Jones, this […]
The Woodland people, a highly organized farming culture, appeared in the South around 1,000 BCE (before the Common Era), about the time of the mound building cultures. The Woodland people […]
With a plethora of trails, campsites, fishing spots, and picnic areas, the Gorges State Park serves as an excellent resource for anyone in the area that desires a woodland sabbatical. […]
I was nonplussed when I got the assignment to review Mountain Fresh Grocery’s pizza. Don’t get me wrong – I adore Mountain Fresh Grocery. The owners have transformed what was […]
When I did my phone interview with master craftsman and home remodeler Stephen Owens, I could hear hammers banging and saws buzzing in the background. I asked if he’d always […]
The 41st Annual Cashiers Christmas Parade continues to grow and delight onlookers with its hometown flair and wide variety of entries. The parade begins at noon on Saturday, December […]
Last month we asked where you saw the best leaves. Now, with the mountain vistas opening up again, it’s time to catch that perfect sunrise. Yes, it is indeed […]
