If you’re wondering Where the Wild Things Are during this strange pandemic summer, well, it turns out they’re in Sapphire. Sapphire Valley Resort’s 17th Annual Wildlife Mountain Days will be […]
Experienced paddlers from throughout the Southeast turn out for the West Fork annual recreational dam releases. During the summer months, the Lake Glenville Dam releases whitewater into the west fork […]
The Cashiers Historical Society has announced the opening of the 2020 Cashiers Designer Showhouse. Located at the Silver Run Reserve property, the showhouse is set amidst 300 acres […]
The Center for Life Enrichment launches its 2020 season with a full slate of compelling presentations. We start off with two powerhouse presenters from UNC-Chapel Hill. Max Owre will discuss […]
Choose the food less traveled at Locally Grown On the Green, Cashiers’ farm stand market for local growers. The market is “producer only,” meaning that the vendor must be the grower or […]
There’s been a lot of controversy over whether or not “climate change” is real. Here in the mountains of Western North Carolina, we’re only just now seeing some real changes […]
With uncertainty swirling about the Plateau’s health situation as the state prepares to enact Phase 3 of the Coronavirus Response, the Highlands Chamber of Commerce has decided to postpone the […]
The traditional Fireworks Extravaganza on the Green has been canceled because of coronavirus-related public safety challenges. Ann Self, executive director of The Village Green, which organizes the annual July 4th […]
The Fourth of July just wouldn’t be Fourth of July without a stunning fireworks display. And, locally, Independence Day fever will be in abundant evidence on July 3 as the […]
On Friday June 12, the Highlands Performing Arts Center’s (PAC) Youth Theater Program, in collaboration with the Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community Library, will attempt an unprecedented approach to its Murder Mystery […]
