They’ve been waiting, spades in hand, throughout the long winter and well into spring – local gardeners are focused on the Mountain Garden Club’s Annual Plant Sale, May 25, at the Highlands Ball Field.
May Fest, set for Saturday, May 11, on Frank Allen Road in Cashiers, is an anniversary celebration for the entire Plateau, courtesy of the Boys and Girls Club of the Plateau and a full slate of supporters.
The Village Nature Series springs back to glorious life with presentations exploring the precarious future of North Carolina hemlocks and the adaptations that our native opossums have made to remain our irrepressible, meddlesome neighbors.
The 2024 Groovin’ on the Green Season launches with a pair of performances – Darren Nicholson Band on May 24, and Kevin Daniel & The Bottom Line.
Christie’s Highlands/Cashiers brings a local sensibility to Plateau Real Estate.
With 10 years under its belt, the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau is charting an ambitious course for its future – for its children.
Highlands United Methodist Church is inviting seniors looking for a lively circle of friends to join its JOY Group, meeting every Thursday from 11:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
A tradition of caring lies at the heart of Highlands Dermatology’s 20 years of service here in Western North Carolina. To learn more about their services, visit highlandsdermatology.com. To schedule an appointment, text or call (888) 565-8828.
With 10 years of continuous usage by the Highlands community, the vision that led to Kelsey-Hutchinson Founder’s Park has proved just as clear as its namesakes’ bold plan to create a town in the Southern Appalachians.
Charlie’s Hot Buns are a touch of magic in the morning or throughout the day. Find out for yourself at locations throughout the Plateau or at charlieshotbuns.com.
