The late Highlands artist Julia Daugette once told me that she was never at a loss for inspiration when considering her next painting. “What kind of artist could ever come […]
Summit Charter School, a tuition-free K-10 public charter school on the Cashiers-Highlands Plateau, today announces it has received a grant from the Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation to fund a full-time […]
Wilma Gordon, forever known to generations of Highlands children and their parents as Miss Wilma, the teacher/administrator/driving force behind Highlands Preschool, is a local institution. In fact, when she retired […]
Highlands Cashiers Players is showcasing four new plays shepherded by new and seasoned directors, Thursday through Saturday March 15-17 and March 22-24. It’s produced by Courtney Scarborough and Lynleigh McLain. […]
On page 76, you’ll find Dr. Patti Wheeler’s sage advice about keeping your heart healthy. Prominent among Dr. Patti’s suggestions is the admonition to “Exercise for at least 30 minutes, […]
Not all of us get the chance to jet away to an exotic spa to refresh and re-energize ourselves as this winter drags on. But the good people at the […]
Welcome to 2020! And here at Laurel, welcome to the Year of the Woman! It’s, of course, the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment, which granted American women the right […]
The African Children’s Choir will perform its new program, “Just As I Am,” at 6:30 P.M. Friday, January 24, at Community Bible Church. Admission is free (donations will be accepted) […]
If the town of Highlands seems even cheerier this Christmas Season, well, that’s the idea. The Highlands Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring its Trim the Town contest, running through December […]
The public is invited to witness the Wreaths Across America Ceremony to honor veterans, December 14 at Highlands Memorial Park. Wreaths Across America coordinates wreath-laying ceremonies at more than 1,400 […]
