What’s on Your ‘Fridge?
What’s on your fridge is far more important than what’s inside.
What’s on your fridge is far more important than what’s inside.
Pitching in to help neighbors is a hallmark of the season and this portion of the Southern Appalachians.
It’s easy to spread the gift of Christmas Joy – just visit the Giving Tree at Highlands Emergency Council.
For Highlands Food & Wine 2024, it was a potent blend of dishes to savor, spirits both sultry and subtle, and sensations to seduce and stagger.
Highlands’ Episcopal Church of the Incarnation will be serving up fabulous barbecue box lunches immediately following the Highlands Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 7. You can buy tickets now or at the parade.
There are plenty of options for hungry revelers as the Plateau settles in for holiday celebrations.
For Nory LeBrun and Susan Grant, there’s gold in those oysters – delicious gold and a treasured Christmas tradition.
Bigger bottles, bigger pours, bigger fun – large-sized wine bottles make every occasion a celebration!
Casa Amigos Bar & Grill, 3638 US Hwy 64 in Sapphire, is a quick ticket to fun and fine dining. For reservations or quick questions or take-out, call (828) 866-3144.
Jim Kinard’s entry into the busy office of John Cleaveland Realty is the culmination of a lifelong love affair with Highlands. He can be reached at (828) 371-8993, or you can stop by the office at 223 North 4th Street.
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