Aah, New Orleans. A place that takes its food seriously; where the rhythms of life are tied up in its restaurants, where in this city of a thousand restaurants, every […]
It’s well known that the Plateau is home to a dynamic and compelling population with intriguing and dynamic histories. Yet, perhaps none more so than Colleen Kerrigan, photographer and owner […]
The pandemic has ravaged the restaurant industry, and restaurants continue to struggle to stay afloat. Putting aside those challenges, Wine Spectator Magazine recently released its list of 2020 award […]
So much of the pleasure of eating is tied up in the moment – the gestalt that is specific to the occasion: place, people, weather, and companions. The moments […]
Deena Bouknight’s second novel, Playing Guy offers a distinctively humanistic Southern fable – a tale told with irony and pathos, it’s a story of redemption. The novel has some of […]
On November 5, Singer-Songwriter Mike Kinnebrew will return to The Farm at Old Edwards to perform at the Orchard Sessions. Kinnebrew grew up in Atlanta in the 1980s. By […]
A great conundrum of the pandemic is that while it has restricted travel abroad and even in places in the U.S., one of the psychological effects has been the strong desire […]
Last month the organizers and board of the Highlands Food and Wine Festival announced the cancellation of this year’s event, “due to social distancing guidelines regarding Covid-19.” As Festival Director […]
At the start of February this year, before the word “Pandemic” was in our lexicon, Highlands Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kaye McHan and Davis Picklesimer, co-owner of the Highlands […]
While it may seem like the pandemic marched into March and changed everything, many businesses on the Plateau are presenting as much normalcy and agreeable distractions as possible. One of […]
