Brookings Anglers, long the go-to resource in Cashiers for all things related to fly fishing, now has a second location in Highlands at 273 Spring Street. Area fishermen will now […]
June 3 is both National Trails and National Land Trust Day. To mark the occasion, Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust will celebrate the opening of a new public trail on our newest […]
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cashiers and Highlands are fortunate to receive wonderful community support from a variety of local businesses. But rarely does collaboration shape out to be a […]
It’s hard to imagine that 16 years have passed since we held our first Gar’s Boot Camp. My brother, Gary Blair, a painting contractor by profession, had passed away suddenly […]
The story of one handsome, blue-eyed cat named Ernest shows how animal welfare organizations work together to save lives. How he became a stray is unknown, but Ernest joined a […]
People who love to read are a special kind of creature. You’ll find them with a book in hand in all sorts of places like park benches, restaurants, waiting rooms, […]
Each year as the summer residents return to Highlands they look to see what’s changed over the winter. Along Mill Creek on Spruce Street they’ll find Mountain Findings’ new Furniture […]
News of the Highlands Hurricanes swim team has been splashed all over local news media thanks to their award-winning seasons. They take their competitions seriously, but it’s not all hard […]
A stranger came into a town Saw an old man rocking slow. Old man winked, stirred his drink, Said, “Stranger, what do you know?” The stranger wiped his […]
Much desired, seldom available, is this one-of-a-kind private 48-acre estate that was originally owned by the U.S. Forest Service. This is the epitome of gracious Highlands living. Stroll down […]
