Founders Day 2022 is a complete celebration of the halcyon days in the Cashiers Valley, before things got so busy. There’s plenty more on Cashiers Historical Society’s calendar, too
Though their Nancy’s Fancys and The Exchange For Men has opened at a new location, Nancy and Bob Mills have made sure that their flagship emporium is still stocked with exclusive fashions and fun choices.
Though she is relentlessly determined to stay out of the spotlight, Angela Williams has had a profound effect on Highlands and its people, now and far into the future.
The Cashiers Historical Society is seeking the community’s votes for its 2022 Village Heritage Awards.
Spoiled Rotten’s 34 years of business in Highlands is built upon an atmosphere of trust and friendliness and, of course, a dazzling inventory.
A pair of events, Big Hats & Bow Ties and The Dahlia Festival, recall a more gracious age on the Plateau. For more information on either, please visit the Historical Society’s website at highlandshistory.com or call (828) 787-1050.
The Twilight 5K Race is set for August 13. If our calculations are correct, that gives you just enough time to get those abs, hamstrings, glutes, and calves into springy shape. And find some comfy shoes, too!
The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center is staging a complete set of camp sand activities.
There’s a place for you for Highlands Rotary’s Twilight 5k, snaking through town on Saturday, August 13. For more details and to register, visit highlandstwilightrun.com.
Laura Moser Art, nestled into Josephine’s Emporium at 40 Burns Street in Cashiers, is a fun, sunny plunge into Laura’s imagination.
