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Antiques are surging back into style as designers and collectors embrace patina, personality, and the soulful beauty of pieces that have lived before us.

Set on seven private acres in Glenville, 63 Avon Road is a richly layered, fully furnished mountain residence whose Southern Living pedigree, English‑country warmth, and waterfall‑framed setting create a home with true, time‑earned character.

The Cashiers Historical Society has earned national recognition, receiving an Award of Excellence from the American Association for State and Local History for its exhibit, Campfires & The Embers of Youth: The History of Summer Camps in Western North Carolina.

Summit’s revitalized athletic field is becoming a true community landmark, elevating safety, school spirit, and student achievement during a historic season that saw the Varsity Girls Soccer team advance to the NCHSAA 1A State Championship.

At 150 Old Hunters Run, mountain views, layered outdoor living, and a lodge‑inspired design come together in a private 2.91‑acre Cedar Hill setting represented by Sarah Jennings of Cashiers Valley Real Estate.

Highlands‑Cashiers Hospital and Eckerd Living Center are strengthening the future of local healthcare by expanding services, investing in their team, and bringing more specialty care closer to home.

The Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation is investing in partners who are closing critical gaps in healthcare, childcare, mental health, and essential services for families throughout Western North Carolina.

Robin’s Nest has long occupied a distinctive niche in Cashiers, appealing to shoppers who appreciate fashion, gifts, and home décor presented with an editor’s eye rather than a department-store approach