Do I Hear an Amen?
It shall be said, though you won’t find it in either Testament, that God truly does have a sense of humor. Do I hear an amen? When Billy Potts was […]
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Article Author: Donna Rhodes
The World is But a Canvas
I recently spoke with Billy Love, artist and education director for The Bascom, about his role in the arts community. We began by defining Art’s function in society, particularly Highlands […]
That Something I Can Do
You really can’t tell how your kindness may ripple throughout the world. Certainly the twin communities of Highlands and Cashiers have thrived upon the ideas and deeds of a steadfast […]
Mink in the Mountains
No matter which side of the fashion fur fence you fall on (fur or against) mink, the animal, is an intriguing little beast. Mink live wild in the North Carolina […]
Five Years of Fabulous
After a long, chilling winter, it’s time to put something beautiful, warm, and magical in your life. You can find that something… and more at Smitten. Celebrating five years of […]
A Jewel in the Making
Lavada (pronounced Lah-vay-dah) Rowe is about to emerge from her jeweled chrysalis and try out her ring-making wings. For a year she’s been consuming information, techniques, and methods for smithing […]
Food Pantry Benefits
The Highlands Chamber of Commerce went the distance in 2016, raising funds for the Food Pantry of Highlands, especially through the popular Highlands Food and Wine Festival in November. They […]
Chamber’s New Directors
Congratulations to Kay Craig of The Ugly Dog Pub, Amanda Sullivan of the Old Edwards Inn, and Bill Futral, Owner of Futral Enterprises, who have been elected to the Highlands […]
Pin-ups to Landscapes
The Highlands Plateau, well known for its natural and manmade beauty, supports many artists and craftsmen, among them George Keener of Walnut Creek. His family tree is rooted in the […]
