Perched atop the crest of Fourth Street Hill, King’s Inn commanded a regal view of Main Street and the surrounding forest. Gentle breezes stirred the tall trees chasing away summer’s […]
Religion is the underpinning of the Town of Highlands. From the earliest days of Highlands, religion has played a major role in the character of the town. According to historical […]
This month’s Home of Distinction is the perfectly-distilled tonic for the cares of the world. A large dose of its charm is derived from its very location — Resting atop […]
John Lupoli Construction is well-known as one of the area’s most respected builders. Over the past 35 years, it’s constructed more than 150 custom homes in the Highlands/Cashiers area. Among […]
In November we introduced you to three Playhouse Board members — Doug Aldridge, Steve Shephard and Ken Porter. This month, we’ll present four more — Debi Bock, Marilyn Cooper, Susie […]
Readers of The Highlander are familiar with the works of cartoonist Duncan Greenlee. Each week for the past 31 years Duncan’s cartoons have provided a glimpse of his pen and […]
Imagine the thrill this Christmas when your family comes to share your first holiday in your new home at the prestigious Wildcat Cliffs Country Club. Conveniently located midway between […]
The Highlands Community Christian Chorale Christmas Concert performances will take place at 5:00 P.M. on Saturday, December 10, and Sunday, December 11, at Highlands First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Michael […]
The stage lights have dimmed on one of Highlands Playhouse’s most exciting seasons, but don’t think that they’re resting on their laurels. No way. They are currently putting the finishing […]
Thanks to a generous grant from Bel Canto to the Gordon Center for Children, local youngsters will stage a Christmas Concert as the Highlands-Cashiers Children’s Choir. The public is […]
