North Carolina Wildlife Enforcement Officer Mark Ray and Wildlife Biologist Justin McVey are the go-to wild animal experts in our region. They offer the following information as part of their […]
Swamp Pink (Helonias bullata) is a rare perennial herb, the only known species in its genus. Blooming in March to May, its fragrant flowers are pink and occur in a […]
The Golden-winged Warbler is a North Carolina Priority Species (nc.audubon.org/golden-winged-warbler) and topic of WCU graduate student Jamie Harrelson’s masters thesis, to which the Highlands Plateau Audubon Society and Highlands Biological […]
Here are some tips for hybrids. We all have them, but we all don’t understand how they were meant to be hit. To make it simple, just hit them like […]
One of the first signs of spring is the beautiful For Cynthia bush. What? You’ve never heard of For Cynthia? Don’t worry, not many other people have either. It’s not […]
Coinciding with The Bascom’s Collective Spirits Wine Festival, Old Edwards Inn and Spa brings back to Highlands one of The South’s favorite celebrity chefs for A Wine Dinner with Hugh […]
Are you one of those folks who enjoy browsing for recipes? Thought so. This month, we’re beginning a new feature just for you — Recipe of the Month. Every issue […]
In the morning, nothing tastes better than a slice of hearty, chewy homemade bread. Baking for hours is not most people’s idea of fun, however. This breakfast bread is ready […]
Whether you’re new to Dining Out For Life or have dined with us for years, it’s hard to imagine a better way to spend a Thursday evening. On Thursday, April […]
For 21 years, Wolfgang’s Restaurant & Wine Bistro has been a Highlands Main Street institution. In fact, Southern Living named this bustling destination The Best Place for Dining in Highlands. […]
