Pumpkin Crepes are a delicious way to welcome fall. Abundantly orange, these crepes look like the cool season that’s coming and like the beautiful leaves in the Western North Carolina […]
The paradigm of posture has been turned on it’s head, finally! And that’s a good thing. From the mid-18th century until the late 1960’s, posture was generally a sign […]
Have you noticed that bone density problems have increased over the past 20 years? Well, this has not gone unnoticed by chiropractors as we deal with bones day in […]
Mission Health Primary Care has once again expanded their services at Highlands-Cashiers Hospital. They recently brought Robyn Restrepo, MD, to Highlands, but she is certainly not new to the mountains […]
Cashiers Historical Society hosts its 14th annual Founder’s Day Celebration on Thursday, September 28. Now in its 14th year, the Historical Society hosts all third and fourth graders from […]
This receipt of $60 (in Confederate money?) was paid to the Confederate government in August of 1864 for the year of 1863, by Cashiers Valley resident Alexander Zachary. It […]
The Gorge Road is an impressive feat of engineering. If you’ve ever been at the bottom of the gorge and looked up, it’s a little unsettling to see how the […]
This month we’re going to talk about hitting putts with significant break. Some of the things I’m going to tell you are going to be hard to believe, but they’re true. […]
September offers great hawk watching opportunities. Broad-wing Hawks (Buteo platypterus) are smallish hawks, recognizable while soaring by their full wing span and tail bands. Hawks generally are highly intelligent, defining […]
That smorgasbord of seeds, berries, nuts and fruit bushes and trees you planted in your backyard attract a variety of critters for your enjoyment. But a few other species need […]
