Highlands Playhouse has absorbed the lessons of its lost season and casts its gaze to a careful, confident future.
There’s a loving message embedded in every wooden pen produced by Darren and Michelle Gillett.
Local artistic powerhouse and dynamic presence in the life of Highlands Cynthia Strain is contemplating stepping back (just a little).
This rant comes to you wreathed in the buttery scent of garlic rolls and, somehow, features an abandoned artificial leg – of course, it’s Donna’s Thanksgiving message.
The Brothers Marett may have a lesson for us about conducting business in an upright fashion, but this article goes off the rails about half-way down.
The Playhouse and PAC are working on some collaborative projects including drive-in dramas, first-run movies. It may not be live performance, but it will be a welcome diversion guaranteed to amuse and engage.
For artist Jane Adams, the tactile dimension of felting is a beguiling invitation that won’t be ignored.
For Mary Lou Carpenter, life in the mountains is a daily-delivered invitation to create.
“Even in…well, especially in…this challenging time, we need to remind ourselves of Life’s wonder,” a seasonal reminder from the Highlands Chamber of Commerce.
Peggy Crosby’s expanding pollinator pathway is fast-becoming western Carolina’s favorite dive-through. After three seasons of dedicated planning and planting, The Peggy Crosby Community Services Center, the Laurel and Mountain Garden […]
