The Center for Life Enrichment’s Executive Director Sandy Carlton steps down after 30 years of dedicated and wise leadership.
Highlands Child Development Center provides a lifeline to families trying to survive this Covid-shaded work environment.
The Cashiers Rotary Club is aiming to assist local scholars. For information, visit CashiersRotary.org/Scholarships
Following the successful launch of the Blue Ridge Health primary care center this summer, Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation continues the call for community support.
It’s remarkably easy to ensure that local children receive a year’s worth of reading pleasure, thanks to The Dolly Parton Imagination Library. For more information, visit maconncliteracy.org.
Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society’s extraordinary run of adoptions means plenty of contented cats and dogs, and a Plateau laced with happy households.
True to its founding principles, Highlands Motoring Festival donates $81,000 in proceeds from its 2021 festival to a trio of local charities.
The recipients of Visit Highlands, NC’s first-quarter grants are Highlands Biological Foundation’s Kids Hike Highlands, $2,000; and Highlands Plateau Greenway, $8,156.06.
The good people at Cashiers Cares gathered last week to send out their once-yearly mailing. This mailing illuminates Cashiers Care’ ongoing mission to serve the under-served in the community, meeting needs of southern Jackson county residents from the beginning to the end stages of life.
The compassionate side of local law enforcement shines in the annual Shop With a Cop effort. If you’d like to help brighten the holidays for local children, send your contributions to Caroline Cook at P. O. Box 2785, Highlands, NC 28741 or drop a check
by the Highlands Police Department.
