The Highlands Playhouse gets as much enjoyment out of picking the winners they know you’ll love as you get from watching them. And this season’s finale won’t disappoint. It’s “Always, […]
Jim McDowell is believed to be the only American black potter who creates face jugs, made of clay, inspired by his African heritage, African traditions, and his family lineage. […]
As we maneuver through life, sometimes the things we are drawn to seem disparate. Martha Wright, semi-retired CPA, had an epiphany. Here she was…a talented, left-brain math girl. But […]
Bright, bold, vibrant, vivid. That’s how Terry Barnes views the world. His digital genius intensifies what he sees, and he brings that brilliance to welcoming walls from cozy cabins to […]
Every month the Highlands Chamber of Commerce presents one special night for its members to kick back, exchange ideas, catch up on the latest business news, and enjoy the company […]
When it was time for The Literacy Council of Highlands to move to larger offices, the Peggy Crosby Center was sad to see them go, but happy for the role […]
Years ago I visited a rescue facility,the Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland, Florida. There I met the beautiful and talented Uff-da. Uff-da is a Black Vulture, commonly […]
Buying a century-old mountain farmhouse was a magical history tour for the Seichrist family. Pippa Seichrist, whom you may remember as a recent Laurel feature artist, says, “Thirty years ago […]
When Cindy Barloga, BSN, RN, got out of nursing school almost four decades ago the only positions available were in Oncology. Her first reaction was, “This is going to […]
Sleep is sleep, right? I drink a glass of wine before bed to guarantee a good snooze. It might make me snore, but, hey, the louder the snore the deeper […]
