Hillrie Quin has always had a love affair with Mother Nature, and we have all benefitted. He is largely responsible for the maintenance, building, and mapping of the Highlands Plateau […]
We’ve made it through the darkest days of winter on the Plateau, and while there are likely still some cold and blustery days ahead of us, the first vestiges of […]
The bright sun reflected strongly off the newly fallen snow. Every room in the house was bathed in the sun’s warm glow. The gentle fire warmed the hearth of the […]
Don’t let the bright green color of this dessert scare you, as it can nourish your skin from the inside out. Full of healthy fats and Vitamin E, avocado can […]
Yoga speaks through the lives of the people it touches. Yoga in books and videos is very different than yoga in real time and practice. Since ‘Yoga’ is […]
After 12-plus years in Highlands and on the Plateau, I have gained an even greater appreciation for integrative health care. As we all know, healthcare is no longer health care. […]
Mission and Highlands-Cashiers Hospital work hard to make their quality health services more accessible to residents of Western North Carolina. Their latest contribution: expanding monthly colorectal screenings. General […]
The Cashiers Historical Society has an exciting calendar of events planned for their 2018 season. They’ll kick off their season on March 10 with their annual Heritage Apple Day at […]
They don’t tell you this in college, but the best teachers are those who learn as a child how to put one over on an adult. You can’t out-rascal an accomplished […]
Not very long ago, the Cashiers Crossroads Chronicle featured a front page article about the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust adding the McKinney Meadow in Cashiers to their holdings. I have more […]
