Comparing Jenny Mixon to Michaelangelo probably isn’t fair to either artist. Yet each has spent a good portion of their careers pondering the possibilities of transforming ordinary ceilings into transcendent […]
The Highlands Cashiers Plateau sustains such a vibrant artist community, it’s startling to realize how few galleries are in existence here now. Ann Jacob Gallery, Robert Tino Fine Art, The […]
Since the real estate market is critical to the health of the entire Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, we asked Sue Mills, Keller Williams’ Resort and Second Home Specialist, to evaluate the 2019 […]
In 2004, Dorothy Swearingen had a pair of revelations – that the future of real estate relies upon a compelling presence on the internet, and success in local real estate […]
“The course of true love never did run smooth.” For one Charlotte couple, Shakespeare proved prescient, although they also confirmed one of his central tenets – “I would not wish […]
If you’ve spent any time on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, you’ve encountered Avary Hack Doubleday, even if you’ve never noticed it. She’s served on boards for charitable organizations, she’s been a […]
The emerald green that carpets the summits and coves of this corner of Western North Carolina represents a series of unique botanical ecosystems. Many of these systems are under threat […]
Mountain Man, that’s the name on his AMX card, was clearly made for adventure! He is a man of adventure, including 50 years of high-paid out-of-town computer and communications consulting […]
The Coalition for Nonnative Invasive Plant Management, CNIPM, is offering a seminar for the public on Friday, August 2, from 9:00 A. M. until noon at the Highlands Community Building […]
When Josephine McDonough opened her Josephine’s Emporium at 40 Burns Street in Cashiers, she promised that renovations would allow her to open her business to vendors of fine arts and […]
