A Collaboration for the Senses

Let’s raise a glass to the generosity of vintner Guy Davis and the vivid imagination of artist Leah Grace Craig.

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Winter’s Delights

The Plateau is home to a raft of activities that’ll get your heart pumping and invigorate your outlook. (In the words of Highlands’ unofficial

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Celebrating 150!

Though we can pause to look back at Highlands’ last 150 years, a commitment to preservation demands that we keep our eyes on the future.

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Our Laurel Wordsmiths

A remembrance of writerly flourishes in our Laurel magazine.

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Rotary Starts with 3 Grant Awards

Mountaintop Rotary leaps into its new year with programs that benefit local causes and needs around the world.

To Live Your Healthiest Life

The new Blue Ridge Health-Highlands Cashiers office will offer comprehensive medical services to all local residents.

Old Man in the Neighborhood

Sweet Mitch dreams of sharing retirement with a like-minded human. If you’d like to know more about Mitch and his neighbors, visit chhumanesociety.org.


Catch the Healing Attitude

Your mind can play an enormous part in healing your body. All you need to do is give it permission.

The Work In of the Workout

Our bodies have lessons for us, if we choose to listen.

Sought-After Destination

The Greystone Inn is enjoying an explosion in its wedding and special events bookings, elevating it to the upper echelon of elegant resort destinations.


Cashiers Dog Park

The Dog Days of Summer are friskier thanks to the opening of the Cashiers Dog Park, located next to the Rec Center.

Preserving Native Cane

Humble River Cane was essential to the everyday lives of the Cherokee.

De Vere, and da Rest

Stuart fearlessly dives into the Highlands chapter of the ongoing debate over the authorship of Mr. Shakespeare’s magnificent plays.


Women’s Equality Day

Eleonore Raoul Greene brought a generous, progressive spirit to every endeavor she undertook. She’s still remembered in Highlands.

A Tragedy At Lake Glenville

A drowning shadowed Lake Glenville even before it was completed.

The Chestnut Exodus

A second catastrophe in the 1920s scattered Toxaway families to the Pacific Northwest, and beyond.