The sweet pastures of Jenny Smith’s and gentle comforts of her home are available to horses and assorted creatures looking for sanctuary.
Thanks to a heart loaded with love and inexhaustible energy, Kaitlyn Moss Villarreal is surrounded by creatures great and small, at work and at home.
Nurse Martine Salter joins the team at Highlands School to ensure the safety and good health of all students.
Lauren Buckley’s lending her expertise to the team at Creative Concepts, 541 Main Street in Highlands. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call (828) 526-3939.
The deep waters of Lake Toxaway offer challenges for serious anglers, and sublime comforts for those wishing to while away the time.
The hardworking bees at Killer Bees Honey have won national
recognition for their sweet labors.
Primary Restaurant and Bar, 310 Main Street in Highlands, serves lunch and dinners. Dinner reservations are a necessity – (828) 526-3555.
The hills are alive when The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center stages its Music Week, April 23-28. For more information and registration, please visit themountainrlc.org/ music-week.
Highlands Rotary pitches in to place the Highlands Community Table back on the calendar. Naturally, you’re invited – 6:00 P.M. on the first Tuesday of every month at the Highlands Community Building.
The 2023 Jan Wyatt Symposium focuses on the intricacies of Trout Fishing in Western North Carolina, June 15 at Canyon Kitchen at Lonesome Valley. For tickets or more information, visit cashiershistoricalsociety.org.
