Lazy summer evenings call for light, colorful food, full of warm flavors. Stuffed avocado combines the soft with the crunchy: a quick and healthy vegetarian dish, it is full of […]
Ever wished you had just a couple more hours in the day? Sure, I think we all have at some point or another! Life is an interesting balancing act […]
What is the best way to grow a lot of produce in a very small space? It’s called vertical gardening. We are now meeting the needs for land efficiency, water […]
Highlands-Cashiers Hospital has a new president and chief nursing officer. Jacqueline (“Jackie”) Medland, PhD, RN, came to Western North Carolina via metropolitan Chicago and has no question that this is […]
The Cashiers Historical Society invites you to two events celebrating heirloom gardens on June 21, at the Cashiers Historical Society on the Zachary-Tolbert grounds. Heirloom gardens harken to our forefathers’ […]
The Google Dictionary describes the word “graffiti” as “writing on walls; drawings or words that are scratched, painted, or sprayed on walls or other surfaces.” In our day and age […]
When the governors of North and South Carolina got together to discuss the route of Highway 107 through Cashiers, a barrel of brandy and a keg of white lightnin’ juiced-up […]
A couple of months ago, Savannah Trantham, president and co-founder of Appalachian Wildlife Refuge, a Western North Carolina wildlife non-profit rehab center, had a wand-derful revelation. She was cleaning out her […]
June offers opportunities for all ages to enjoy the Highlands Biological Station with activities abounding. We hope you will join us by stopping in at the Nature Center, taking a […]
Many golfers don’t realize how easy the 60-100-foot bunker shot really is. Normally they try to be very precise and strike the sand right at the ball instead of a couple […]
