One of the surprising bright spots in all the Covid-19 chaos has been that the Highlands Marketplace has enjoyed an uptick in interested shoppers since its delayed opening the last […]
Despite the upheaval that Covid-19 caused last school semester, and the relative uncertainty that permeated the fall 2020 semester start, area libraries are consistent resource centers for parents of young […]
The Highlands Twilight 5K and 10K has not only been moved from August to November 28, it is now scheduled to begin at 9:00 A.M. instead of at twilight, as […]
Peter Ray’s debut book, The Cullasaja – A Mountain River of Wonder, is a photographic love story about a river. The Cullasaja River, situated in Macon County, flows 25 miles from […]
A main scene in the 1964 film Mary Poppins focuses on the women’s right to vote when the mother of the story’s two children marches into the home singing the song […]
With sensible precautions in place, Locally Grown on the Green in Cashiers, a farm stand for local growers at the Cashiers Village Green Commons, resumes its status as a vital […]
In Paris, France, just across the Seine River from the famous and medieval Notre-Dame, is the Shakespeare & Company bookstore. It opened in 1951 and quickly became a meeting place […]
This summer, Narcissus in Cashiers is highlighting a trunk show by Lafayette 148, a New York-based company. The show will take place Thursday, July 9, through Saturday, July 11. The line features […]
Wit’s End, a family-owned and managed retail store opened in the summer of 1940, six months before the start of World War II. To say the business has weathered its […]
The 2020 global pandemic has altered, either temporarily or irrevocably, the way organizations and businesses operate. Executive Director Jerry Hermanson of Community Care Clinic of Highlands-Cashiers is not certain […]
