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Talk around town is that black bear activity has been high this year with lots of sightings happening, many in or near very populated areas. A few lucky folks have […]
In some ways, Peanut and Jelly are very representative of the pets we take in at the Friends for Life Forever Farm. Like many of the cats and dogs who […]
S’more [smôre] noun – a sweet snack consisting of a chocolate bar and toasted marshmallows sandwiched between graham crackers. 1930’s: a contraction of some more. What could be more appealing? […]
As a child, Jim Gary Phillips’ family faced tough financial times. He was never encouraged to paint or draw; no one taught him about art appreciation, color theory, or visual […]
Whether you’re a resident or a visitor to the Highlands/Cashiers Plateau, you have certainly noticed a shift in the cultural diversity of the area over the last 20 years or […]
Tom Livingston is a true Mountain Artisan in wood. He paints his pictures with Oak, Maple and Walnut. Each variety brings a rich color to his designs. He’ll be joined […]
Fishes and Loaves Food Pantry invites everyone out to their 11th Annual Big Ol’ Mountain Country Breakfast on Saturday, July 7, from 7:00 until 11:00 A.M. at the Cashiers Community […]
Inspired artists speak at the Garden Talk Salon this June. You’re invited to join us for “Stone Sculpture for your Garden” by Carl and Ethan Peverall (June 29); “Native Azaleas […]
What’s July 4th without fireworks? The Village Green is proud to provide this summer’s colossal fireworks display for the Cashiers area community. The Village Green will host Fireworks Extravaganza On […]
Those of us fortunate enough to live on the Plateau are blessed to be above the crowd. We appreciate realtors like those at White Oak Realty Group who make our […]
