It’ll be nice to open the Highlands Performing Arts Center once again. We’ve missed y’all. Dependent on Governor Cooper’s announcement on June 26 concerning Phase 3 of reopening of […]
There’s nothing plain about Jill Wolfe’s latest Laurel cover heralding this summer’s Plein Air Festival, set for July 15-19 on the Village Green. In her capable hands, Abstraction, Impressionism, and […]
There are a lot of stories as to what the current coronavirus crisis is revealing about family life, society, the educational system, and our economy. Here, Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community […]
March 17, 2020. The celebratory sounds of a traditional St Patrick’s Day celebration were silenced today as North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper halted dine-in service across Highlands. In its place, […]
I was a second semester junior at college. Before I was sent home from school in March I was living in an apartment on campus, I was working hard, getting […]
Time is the fourth dimension after the three spatial dimensions. In Newtonian physics time moves forward, never backwards, and cannot be speeded up or slowed down. In human experience, however, […]
When beautiful art binds with perfect function, the result is fantastic craft. Nan and her mother, Nok, have joined creative forces to produce an indispensable creation in these troubled […]
Since the real estate market is fundamental to the Plateau’s economic health, the arrival of the Coronavirus and its social distancing mandates added another layer of anxiety to an already […]
Business as we knew it has been disrupted but there’s something mystical about mountains, flowing streams, moss covered paths and old growth forests of birch, hickory, oak, and maple trees […]
Coming together in times of crisis is one of the things that makes Highlands such a special place to live. Never has this been more evident than during the recent […]
