Winter 2021

Though they were raised blocks apart, Kay and Thomas Craig took their time before they truly discovered one another. It’s a relationship made stronger by working together, working apart, and always, an abiding love.

Understanding the complex relationship between Mind, Body, and Spirit can boost our mental health and our physical well-being.

The Episcopal Church of the Incarnation embraces an ambitious expansion, while preserving the welcoming spirit that’s maintained it for over
a century.

The sweet story of Bill Wolff and his faithful Lucky is played out in endless variations among the residents of Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society and their adopters. To write your own tale, visit chhumanesociety.org or call (828) 743-5752.

A mentoring relationship has turned into a deep and abiding friendship, thanks to the programs offered by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cashiers and Highlands. To participate or for more information, contact program coordinator Danielle Hernandez-Juarez, at cashiers@bbbswnc.org or call (828) 399-9133.

For Highlands Rotarian Sherry Holt, serving her community has always been part of her DNA.

Carpe Diem Farms takes a moment (just a moment!) to reflect upon 29 years of brightening the lives of horses and the people who love them.

New Highlands Smokehouse owner Bryan Lewis takes the reins of what’s quickly become a treasured Highlands institution.