The Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society is launching an all-new summer camp program called “Critter Camp.” The CHHS Critter Camp will be five days in length and is open to rising first-graders […]
If you’re a regular reader of our articles, you’ve watched for news of the healing stories of Battersea Tracy and Sweet Pea since last October. The dedication of Carpe […]
April showers bring May flowers. For most of the country, this is pretty spot on. However, when you live in a temperate rainforest like we do it’s more […]
Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society Executive Director David Stroud has been named to the North Carolina State Council for the Humane Society of the United States. In his new role on the […]
One of the things that make life on the Plateau so special is that so many people give back to our community in some way, sharing their time, gifts, and […]
It must be Spring. There are warmer and longer days, apple blossoms, and a watch for the return of the Hummingbirds. For the members of the Scaly Mountain […]
On March 16, the American Legion turned 100, and local Post 370 celebrated the centennial milestone. While the local post was chartered in 1946, the organization as a whole traces […]
Carpe Diem Farms has had its doors open for business at the end of Western Rhodes Drive in Highlands following its grand opening in October 1997. The foundation, established in […]
Wildflowers are even more beautiful in the mountains, don’t you think? The mountain air, high elevation, and unique granitic soils create an amazing and colorful expanse of flowering plants. Not […]
While you were reading our story in the Winter Issue of Laurel about our magnificent horse, Battersea Tracy, who had two hoof surgeries performed by Dr. Ric Redden of Versailles, […]
