Local restaurants have banded together for a delicious way to support the Literacy Council of Cashiers. Lunch for Literacy, slated for Friday, July 7, is a marvelous way for everyone […]
Robert Turner Anderson Braine, who currently works at Meritage Restaurant, has traveled to over 22 countries in his young life and treasures each and every journey. He spent many years […]
As I made my way through trade tastings this year, I was greeted with a pleasant surprise – A generous showing of new and old world white Bordeaux style wines. […]
First of all, let me introduce myself. I’m Tricia Smith. If you’ve been reading Luke’s reviews over the years, I’ve been referred to as “My Sweetie,” “My Companion,” and “The […]
The Plateau is a busy place during the months of July and August. People are out shopping, hiking, entertaining, playing golf, and sometimes it’s nice just to sit and reflect. […]
Once in a generation, there are extraordinary exhibitions that capture the mind and spirit and are of such significance that they are remembered forever. The Bascom is proud to present such […]
The 36th season of the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival is indeed one to remember. From June 25 through August 6, festival-goers will experience world-renowned artists and exciting special events. Many […]
Tyler Kittle, jazz musician and improviser extraordinaire, understands that a musician can’t rely solely on exceptional talent. He/she must be a showman, an interpreter (for those who don’t speak jazz), […]
We all have them…treasures too dear to discard. They sit idly in bureaus and boxes and bags. You can’t take Grandmother’s brooch, Auntie’s silver dollar, or Father’s military medals […]
July is always a busy month for the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers. The first of two annual fine art shows, Summer Colors, will be held Saturday and Sunday, July […]
