The show must go on, and so it has for centuries in theaters across the United States and all around the world . . .until covid-19 struck. This is the […]
The Highlands Chamber of Commerce is a firm believer in the best place to live is the best place to visit. Just ask the hundreds of residents, full- and part-time, […]
A hundred thousand hairs I’m told that’s how I started Now, left with only twelve My pate is broken-hearted It happened one sad morn A pelt upon my pillow […]
Last month, thanks to DST, we added a little more daylight to our spring workday. Whether Daylight Saving Time is your friend or foe, it is an irreversible part of […]
Highlands Playhouse directors are known for their legendary leadership. Year-after-year they deliver high-quality performances with sold out-shows. Theater-lovers salute the Playhouse’s success with the highest of praise: “Just when you […]
Sometimes the very ground we walk on becomes our life’s metaphor. For artist/therapist, Julie Berger, the mountains bubble up beautiful gems. To her, a random, scarred chip of craggy cave-rock, […]
Highlands/Cashiers painter Leslie Jeffery is happiest when she’s brushing, pressing, dripping, smearing, swirling, dotting, texturizing, or making any of her signature marks on a super-size canvas. Here’s how she […]
In the late 1870s Highlands was still struggling to get a solid footing on the Plateau. But in 1878 a powerhouse came roaring up the mountain from Horse Cove in […]
The last time we visited Mike Carrier and Jeremy Dooley, they were launching a Facebook and YouTube remote broadcast called “Mike & Dooley in the Morning.” The show was off-the-cuff […]
Every decade has its theme-word or phrase: 1960s: Bummer 1970s: Can you dig it? 1980s; Awesome 1990s: As if 2000s: Word 2010s (the Cell Phone Gen): Swag, Emoji, APP, Hashtag, […]
