The weekend after Thanksgiving is a big one in Highlands. The tree lighting, caroling, and decorations really make it feel like a Norman Rockwell painting! Can ’t you just see it? […]
Hubert Shuptrine was an accomplished artist with a delicate approach to America’s people, its traditions, and its landscape. Whether focusing on the pattern of creases in a timeworn face, […]
In a community that, by any standard, is well off, many families in Highlands still worry about their next meal. That’s where the Food Pantry of Highlands helps. As part […]
Maria Eugenia Carrasco came to Highlands in 1971 at the age of 17 as an exchange student from Mexico City. She had already graduated high school but could speak no […]
When you think of hospice, birthday parties probably aren’t the first thing that come to mind. After all, hospice is the business of dying…or is it? There is a […]
Dr. Julie Farrow recently gave a breast health lecture and couldn’t stress enough the importance of proper screening. Dr. Farrow practices at the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital in the Jane Woodruff Building […]
When you hear the word, “Oktoberfest” you immediately think beer and brats, right? If so, you certainly wouldn’t be wrong; although at Old Edwards Inn and Spa in downtown Highlands, […]
Chris Wilkes of The Highland Hiker loves to grill. One of his signature dishes is ribs and he agreed to share his method with us. “Through years of trial […]
The upcoming play of the Highlands Cashiers Players’ season is Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys,” October 13 through 16 and October 20 through 23. Directed by Lance Trudel, it’s […]
Waylon and Nicole Chastain are typical parents, wanting what’s best for their children, Oliver, two-and-a-half; and Zoe, seven months. From a practical day-to-day standpoint, they want to know that […]
