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Lighting Up the World
We are 1.2 million neighbors, friends and community leaders who come together to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world. Our differing occupations, cultures, and countries give us a unique perspective. Our shared passion for service helps us accomplish the remarkable. What makes us different? Our distinct point of view and approach gives us unique advantages. We …
Watching Winter Wildlife
The air has grown crisp, the leaves now lie on the ground, and the animals are hidden away to keep warm… or are they? While it may be cold outside, there is still much that can be observed even on the coldest of days. After snows, look for the tracks of deer, turkey, mice, rabbits, foxes, and other animals as …
Get CLEver in 2015
It’s a brand new year and great and wonderful things are scheduled at the Center for Life Enrichment in 2015! You may have made a New Year’s resolution to do more good things for yourself this year and a membership to CLE is just the thing to get you started. The courses being offered this year begin in mid- May …
A Society, Humane
Helpless. Frustrated. Angry. Those three words have been ringing in my ears the past few months, and all have a common theme: these words have been shared with me by fellow animal advocates in North Carolina who are working hard to make a positive difference in the lives of our four-legged companions. A neighbor who feels helpless because there is …
The Crux of Reflex
Acid reflux. Ugh. You reach for the antacids or acid blockers and guess what you’re actually doing to yourself? By blocking the production of acid with a “protonic” or antacid medication, you are compromising your ability to absorb the vital components of what you eat. The body has natural mechanisms to break down food, including enzyme production to signal the …
Does Your Plan Need a Makeover?
Generally, you feel better – more confident – when you’re sporting a new look. Sometimes, even the smallest changes can make a big difference in your attitude. Doesn’t your investment plan deserve the same kind of attention? After all, someday it’s going to be taking care of you! Perhaps your portfolio is overweighted in stocks. Maybe you’d like to spice …
The Bobby Brain Ride
I spent Thanksgiving in North Carolina with friends and their 80-something patriarch, Bobby, who was in rare form. While tryptophan in turkey is supposed to have a mellowing effect, it wired Bobby. He couldn’t stop talking. Worse yet, when you tried to converse with him, you’d have to repeat yourself with increasing volume ad infinitum. He couldn’t hear a stick …
Custom-Built Homes by Lupoli
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 Lupoli’s many current endeavors are the six custom homes being built on Highlands’ Fifth Street, just past Chestnut. Walk just a few short blocks to enjoy the amenities of Main …
Jack Thomas Lombard
Jack Thomas Lombard, age 87, of Mountain Rest, South Carolina, died peacefully at his lifelong residence before dawn on Monday, September 1. In accordance with his wishes, Jack was laid to rest prior to sundown on Tuesday, September 2 with a private burial on family property. He was first married to Betty Jo Henry Lombard for 45 years prior to …
The Spirit of Highlands
As we celebrate another new year a decade and a half into the millennium (seems like only yesterday we were anticipating the year 2000), it’s interesting to reflect on the growth and change that have always been a balancing act for Highlands. Some residents observe that this sleepy village, built upon generational land ownership, is shifting toward an investment property …
If You Don’t Look 30
When holidays and celebrations approach, family get togethers usually involve good food and good wine or other alcoholic beverages. Keep in mind these tips to avoid unpleasantries. If you don’t look like you’re 30, bring your ID. The drinking age is the same all year-round. Here are a few things you should know before you try to drink without ID. …
Winter Friendly Salad
A lot of people put eating salads on hold for the winter. “It’s too cold,” they say while loading up on pasta and potato chips. Since raw vegetables are mandatory for a healthy diet, here’s how you make your salad winter-friendly: 1. Include warm vegetables. Roast a bunch of peppers head of time, store them in the fridge and when …
