When you think of hospice, birthday parties probably aren’t the first thing that come to mind. After all, hospice is the business of dying…or is it? There is a […]
Spinal Stenosis is a narrowing of the spinal canal usually caused by degeneration of the spine. Stenosis is more common in those over age 50 and can be associated […]
I notice in my practice that some of the most deserving people of bodywork and self -development are children. I have worked with children ranging from a few days in age […]
Proton Pump Inhibitors are popular drugs to treat peptic ulcers, GERD and indigestion. These strong anti-acids – Nexium, Prilosec, Protonix, Prevacid, and Aciphex – have also been associated with […]
Dr. Julie Farrow recently gave a breast health lecture and couldn’t stress enough the importance of proper screening. Dr. Farrow practices at the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital in the Jane Woodruff Building […]
Beyond the dining room was the kitchen with a wood burning stove, the kitchen sink, and above the sink was the “pie shelf,” a screened alcove to the outside where […]
Taxation is an aggravation to everyone statewide, but it’s been a particular sore spot to those on the Plateau. In the 1970s Highlands residents felt that their properties were being […]
Ahhhhh. October has arrived. Cool days, cold nights. Blazing shades of red and yellow against the azure Carolina blue skies. Sitting by the hearth with a good book and […]
This is a small, stocky, short-necked heron with bright yellow legs. It is solitary and stealthy and can be seen along wooded streams and ponds where it hunts small fish […]
Early regional settlers called him the Woods Ghost and Ol’ Spitfire. Today we call him the Bobcat, so named for his short tail. If you’re unfamiliar with this critter, you […]
