Gerry Doubleday would be the first to say that just thinking about the importance of literacy gets him emotional. “I clearly remember the first time I heard about the Dolly […]
Center for Life Enrichment in Highlands is all about learning. Educational lectures are abundant at CLE, but throughout much of spring and summer 2020 were shuttered due to statewide mandates […]
From its inception, Carpe Diem Farms has been a sanctuary for all God’s creatures great and small. With the majority of programs designed for human interaction with the resident […]
We can hardly believe it’s fall. Breaking news is overflowing at the Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation. In case you haven’t heard, we are funding a comprehensive weekly Covid-19 testing […]
A grant from the Mountaintop Rotary Club of Highlands and matching grant funds from Rotary District 7670 have enabled the new RotarACT Club of Highlands to launch its first project. The […]
Do me a favor. Close your eyes. Wait, you have to read this whole paragraph first, then you can close your eyes. Next I want you to picture what you […]
The single released on February 25, 1988 from Whitney Houston’s second album was titled “Where Do Broken Hearts Go?” You may recall the first lines of the chorus from the […]
It’s not a secret that we have all experienced some hardship over these last few months with the onset of Covid-19. For some, this has meant we’ve had to […]
All you need is a big heart and a pair of helping hands to be a pal of Peggy. “Peggy” is the affectionate nickname of the Peggy Crosby Center in […]
The Fungi Kingdom is vast and harbors the yeast that carbonates your beer, the green mold that takes over your bread, and the Italian truffles worth over $500 a pound. […]
