Catherine Taylor’s arrival in the Tessentee community in Macon County 94 years ago wasn’t terribly auspicious. Born critically premature, she weighed in at two-pounds, two-ounces, and looked, in the words […]
After rock climbing with my husband around the country, we were called to Highlands by the vertical and timeless granite domes. The nature of the tall rock and trees make […]
Tom Neal was named chief executive officer and chief nursing officer for Highlands-Cashiers Hospital in December. He brings more than 30 years of progressive healthcare experience and a diverse skill […]
The mitochondria are the powerhouse of each and every cell and are very important to your life in general. Most cells have many (over 800) mitochondria inside of them, providing […]
Every decade has its theme-word or phrase: 1960s: Bummer 1970s: Can you dig it? 1980s; Awesome 1990s: As if 2000s: Word 2010s (the Cell Phone Gen): Swag, Emoji, APP, Hashtag, […]
It is difficult to pick a beginning point for this story because I could easily trace my interest in writing, and especially writing on theological subjects, to being a very […]
The imagination runs wild when you first enter the new Village Green Commons. It’s a chameleon of an event venue in the heart of Cashiers containing the Commons Main Hall, […]
There is a lot of sickness out there! Have you noticed that colds linger longer and the flu is feared by all? There is a lot of news covering the […]
With the start of a new year, many of us make resolutions to pursue healthier lifestyles. Since February is Heart Month, we turned to Patti Wheeler, MD, for some advice […]
My friend, Blanche, and I were driving home from Zumba, chatting away, chewing and eschewing the virtues of the vegetarian, the Vegan, and the Raptor diets. Unfamiliar with the Raptor […]
