Nimble thinking and the wise application of 21st century technology have ensured that Vivianne Metzger Antiques emerges from the Covid Catastrophe with a cabin of treasures and a filled-to-bursting warehouse. The shop is located at 31 Canoe Point in Cashiers.
J. Gabriel is devoted to helping its clients transform their homes into deeply personal sanctuaries.
Take a couple of golf pros who’re madly in love with the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, allow them to buy and transform Honeybee Home and, voila! You end up with the endlessly-intriguing The Bear’s Den, 404 Highway 107 South in Cashiers. For more information, please call (561) 389-7231.
Elena’s Golf and Women’s Active Wear offers stylish choices for women on the move. Treat yourself to a careful browse at 381 Main Street in Highlands.
Bombshell Hair Boutique adds another stylist to meet its burgeoning, out-the-door client list. To book an appointment or to learn more about the services offered,
call (828) 342-9623.
Highlands emerges from Covid lockdown in a stronger financial position, thanks to a small but steady flow of visitors.
As the Cashiers Chamber continues to grow stronger, we invite you to join in the journey.
The opening of Jeanie Chambers Fine Art, located at 223 South Fourth Street, located at 223 South Fourth Street in Highlands, brings an element of beauty and joy to “The Hill,” and, of course, Jeanie herself.
A concerted cleanup effort by the Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce and its Highlands sister, and concerned citizens like David Young and his crew, has resulted in international recognition.
The mountainous Black Bear Lodge’s logo etched in stone has personal meaning to Billie and Carol Anne Hanks, the owners of the lodge.
