Full grown larvae are approximately 1.6 inches in length (Minno et al. 2005) The head is brown and fringed with short spines and has a cleft on top. The body […]
Audubon North Carolina has launched a campaign to install thousands of nest boxes across the state in order to encourage the brown-headed nuthatch to nest. The Highlands Plateau Audubon Society […]
PAC is loaded with a theaterful of directorial, choreographic, and costuming genius as it launches the New Year with the spectacular Live in HD Series. First on the extraordinary roster, […]
The Bascom is proud to award The Young Artist of the Month for January 2015 to Sophie Biaso. Sophie, a seventh grader at Summit Charter School in Cashiers, began taking […]
When Mitchell Metz was five years old, his mom enrolled him in a Colorado Suzuki program and made playing violin part of their daily routine. It’s not easy holding a […]
Julie Osborn has been taking photos around Highlands for years. Sometimes the shots are for her real estate sales. Often they are for chronicling her life. But much of the […]
Yes, it’s that time of year when the wine rags release their top 100 wines of almost last year. Many of the wines that are rated were tasted almost a […]
Karin Potts loves to feed people and she attributes that to the influence of her mother, Louise Scott, who was fondly known as MoMo. “Mom always made my favorite dish […]
Winter is the time when we crave warm foods, like soups and casseroles. Skimping on salads shouldn’t be the rule, however. The Winter Vitamin Salad includes all the typical fruits […]
Appalachia. First of all, let’s get the pronunciation correct, shall we? According to legendary Appalachian storyteller, author, and musician Sheila Kay Adams, the proper pronunciation is “app uh latch uh.” […]
