Stuart Ferguson

The roots of the Edwards family, ubiquitous in nearly every aspect of Highlands, go way back.

Stuart uncovers a century-old heart-felt message from Highlands’ own Louise Rand Bascom.

Alberta Zachary – raconteur, philosopher, and chronicler of the Valley’s comings and goings – imbued her tales with wisdom and a hard-earned humor.

Just like this publication, Highlands Magazine chronicled the lives and the events that make the Plateau an irresistible tale of comedy and drama and high spirits.

The perfect balm for seasonal anxiety, Come Snow Fer Christmas is a sweet melodrama laced with true emotion.

Maxcy Gregg’s journals recount vivid outdoor adventures that can only be described as “extreme.”

Isabel and Tony Chambers’ masterful Remembering Highlands is an irresistible call to a simpler town that’s long vanished.

Jan Plemmons’ Ticket to Toxaway paints a vivid portrait of the lake in the early 20th century and the larger-than-life personalities that sustained it.

A 60th anniversary: “High Lands” by T. W. Reynolds was published in 1964, the first book devoted to the history of this area, and covers Highlands, Cashiers, Glenville, Sapphire, and […]