April 2020

At the end of March, this exclusive Chefs in the House event was still on the books for Half-Mile Farm. We’ll update this if anything changes.   Chadwick Boyd, the […]

A hundred thousand hairs I’m told that’s how I started Now, left with only twelve My pate is broken-hearted   It happened one sad morn A pelt upon my pillow […]

Each of these businesses are anxious to see you and show you why they’re unique. Just wait for that glorious day when life returns to normalcy.   Some newcomers to […]

When you encounter Margie Shambaugh in her apartment at Chestnut Hill, she registers as an alert, enthused 93-year-old who refuses to succumb to the weight of her years.   That […]

Gorges State Park is closed until further notice. We’ll update you when this changes.   Bearwallow Falls makes a for a quick roundtrip at Gorges State Park. Upper Bearwallow Falls […]

Local resident Lisa Mullins made her first hike benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation in 2014, raising over $2,800.   That hike changed her life, as she spent the whole weekend meeting […]

Lamb’s Ear is such a sweet name for this plant. He may be a little shy to let you in on his real name, Stachys byzantine, but there’s nothing introverted […]

The Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society’s no-kill shelter remains open to the public but in consideration of the guidelines issued by national, state and local authorities, for (what we hope is a […]

So often when we plan to go fishing here on the Plateau, we check the weather and make sure conditions are favorable. I myself am guilty of only wanting to […]