Friendships renewed, old stories swapped, new ones created, grandchildren celebrated, barbecue and sweet mountain music – everything’s being served up at Highlands Heritage Jamboree, October 12 at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
With Marci Sherwood and Robin Cook at the helm, Suncoast Equity Management’s new Highlands office (431 N. 4th Street) is in wise, confident hands.
For Pastor Randy Lucas, Divine Encounters are embedded within the most ordinary circumstances.
Susan Posey’s new novel follows the struggles and triumphs of two sisters from Wales trying to survive in Colonial America, continuing the saga begun in A Home on Wilder Shores.
Bigger and somehow even better, Mountaintop Rotary’s Art and Craft Show returns to Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park, August 24 and 25. For more information, visit highlandsartshow.com or visit their Facebook page for the latest updates.
Everything old is new again – it’s the 46th Cashiers Annual Antique Show, August 9 through 11 at The Village Green. For information, visit Cashiersannualantiqueshow.com.
Highlands Emergency Council’s Neighborhood Cookout, set for September 1 at Highlands Community Building, is a cheerful celebration of what’s best about Plateau Life..
Author Katherine Reay may enjoy the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, but she clearly relishes the shadowy world of espionage. Discover how this passion has given her novels a potent immediacy – 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, August 14, at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library.
The sounds of Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine are Highlands’ official Summer Soundtrack. The concerts are free, family-friendly and handicapped accessible.
Mountain Findings, a non-profit resale store located in Highlands moves a bazaar’s worth of furniture, home accessories, lamps, tools, linens, pictures, tableware, and more.
