When your surname is Woods, it seems only natural that you’d settle in the Nantahala. John Woods, naval engineer, chemist/physicist, marketing genius, and resort manager traveled the world, stem to […]
From her early years in British Columbia, Canada, to her forever home in Cashiers, Liz Harris excels in making a place richer by her presence. Recently ranked #1 in sales […]
Nosh Mob – noun, a large group of delightful foodies; verb, to crowd a specific Chamber Member Restaurant and enthusiastically appreciate a locally prepared meal. Throughout a beautiful winter evening […]
A fallen leaf, a weathered fence post, a sun-dappled path … even a proverbial bump-on-a-log has photo-potential on the Plateau. Why? Because it exists in Eden. Maybe that is […]
The Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society is launching an all-new summer camp program called “Critter Camp.” The CHHS Critter Camp will be five days in length and is open to rising first-graders […]
If you’re a regular reader of our articles, you’ve watched for news of the healing stories of Battersea Tracy and Sweet Pea since last October. The dedication of Carpe […]
April showers bring May flowers. For most of the country, this is pretty spot on. However, when you live in a temperate rainforest like we do it’s more […]
Summit Charter School, a tuition-free K-9 public charter school in Cashiers, has chosen Kurt Pusch to serve as its new director, effective July 1. Pusch will succeed Billy Leonard, who […]
When I was four, my mother brought home a beautiful Red Snapper and slammed it on the countertop with a thunk. It was exquisite … red and silver scales like […]
Owned and built by Tommy Chambers, a prominent log home builder in the Highlands area, this two-story log home is the ultimate dream house. Originally built in 1979, it started […]
