The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation embraces an ambitious expansion, while preserving the welcoming spirit that’s maintained it for over
a century.
The Rotary Club of Highlands won’t let something like a global pandemic dim the glory of its 75 years of service to its community and the world.
Highlands Rotarian Jim Oesterle helps get what needs doing done.
The loss of our beloved Wiley Sloan leaves a vast, painful hole in our magazine, our hearts, and the lives of people he touched all over the Plateau.
October was Polio Month for Mountaintop Rotary of Highlands. The Rotary program to eradicate polio was started in 1989 when over 1,000 children a day were being paralyzed by the disease around the world.
The value of The Village Green has never been more apparent than in this off-the-rails year.
The state of abandoned local cats and dogs grows even more perilous with the onset of winter. A contribution to the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society is a
timely lifeline. The state of abandoned local cats and dogs grows even more perilous with the onset of winter. A contribution to the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society is a timely lifeline.
Santa’s bound to notice the bounty of good works undertaken by the good people of the Highlands-Cashiers Land Trust. And you can end up on the Nice List, too!
An innovative program launched by the International Friendship Center in Highlands aims to sharpen the work skills of people throughout the community.
The horses of Carpe Diem Farms celebrate the arrival of Christmas with an abundance of Holiday Cheer – they’re healthy and happy.
