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.
The opening of Blue Ridge Health – Highlands Cashiers in the Jane Woodruff Clinic Building on the campus of Highlands-Cashiers Hospital vastly expands the health care options available on the Plateau.
Even in the midst of a global lockdown, Cashiers Cares has still managed to support nine local agencies. Donations and memorials may be made throughout the year and may be mailed to Cashiers Cares, Inc., P.O. Box 1072, Cashiers, NC 28717.
Despite an unprecedented streak of adoptions, the fallout from the Covid crisis continues to reverberate with the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society’s bottom line.
A pair of Summer Camps will ensure that The Literacy & Learning Center will continue to teach and inspire, even when school’s out. The center is located at 675 South 4th Street in Highlands. For more information, call (828) 526-0863 or visit maconncliteracy.org.
There’s nothing sleepy about life on the farm.
For Rotarians Jeannie and Tucker Chambers, the siren call of community action proved impossible to ignore.
For local student Maddie Newsom, the uphill struggle against plastic pollution demands the attention of everyone.
The enchanting handmade necklaces on sale at Dusty’s Rhodes Superette (493 Dillard Road in Highlands) are testament to the Plateau’s boundless creative spirit and its generous heart.
Non-profits, businesses, churches, and individuals are encouraged to get involved in Cashiers Festival of Trees. The deadline to submit a participant form is August 15. Some of the organizations already signed up include the Blue Ridge Free Dental Clinic, McKee Properties, Four Seasons Hospice, The Bascom, the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau, and Cashiers Farmers Market. For those interested in decorating a tree, but are not sure how to get started with a design, the Foundation provides a list of themes, as well as local designers to assist.
