The “big” veggies make their presence known as the air cools and crisps. Pumpkins galore, but also several different kinds of squash – including butternut and acorn – brighten booths […]
The Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce is hard at work, even in these uncertain times, staying true to their mission of actively engaging the community and businesses in the hard […]
Highlands Architect Dennis DeWolf, semi-retired for about 12 years from his private architectural firm, has been a member of the Rotary Club of Highlands since 1974, taking a position of […]
When Charles Nicholas Wright died in a car wreck in 1927, he left behind a widow in her mid 30s, and five young children. Wright — a former mayor […]
Close your eyes. Glide back-and-forth in a favorite rocker on a century-old porch floor. Listen as the yielding wood gently creaks a soothing mantra. Sip and savor a fresh mint […]
Another glorious fall day here in Highlands is a perfect excuse to go off the beaten path just a bit and browse the shops and businesses on 64 West. […]
Thomas Craig, who with his wife Kay opened the storied Ugly Dog Pub and The High Dive, is full of stories. Like the one he tells about his relationship to […]
About a million years ago, I reviewed 4118 Kitchen+Bar for the March issue of Laurel. Central to the piece was the sublime sensation of being welcomed into a place where […]
Despite the upheaval that Covid-19 caused last school semester, and the relative uncertainty that permeated the fall 2020 semester start, area libraries are consistent resource centers for parents of young […]
When COVID has us otherwise confined, taking a jaunt down the street, walking past the Peggy Crosby Center is a welcome highlight of the day. We breathe in the sweet, […]
