Blessings abound at Carpe Diem Farms. The first hint of Spring comes with the show of white blossoms by the magnificent Bradford Pears. You can’t help but smile at their […]
The Rotary Club of Cashiers Valley may be small in number but their impact within the community is huge. It’s all about service, both locally and globally. A visit to […]
Even if you didn’t like Jimmy Carter, the President, chances are you admire Carter, the Humanitarian. His international diplomacy backed up by his work with Habitat for Humanity, earned him […]
On May 26 at 4:00 P.M. an informative landscape design lecture is sponsored at the Cashiers Library by The Friends of the Albert Carlton Library. Did you know you can […]
Revel in the views from the top of Ravenel Ridge, just four-tenths of a mile from Highlands’ Main Street. Peruse the panoramic views from Whiteside Mountain to Black Rock through […]
The human body is designed to be a three dimensional moving machine. As aging occurs, it is more common for the joints to be used less in their full ranges, […]
Big things are in store for Highlands-Cashiers Hospital. Groundbreaking for the new Emergency Department in April was the beginning of a project that has been in the works for […]
When you do genealogical research on a family, studying records of ancestors through several generations, you may think you’ve come to a stopping point with a large collection of birth, […]
This is the third and final installment in a series of articles saluting the Botanical History of the Highlands Plateau, based upon research of the Laurel Garden Club’s Land Stewards […]
Hello friends. It’s springtime again and time to get our rusty swings out of hibernation and tuned up. I think the short game is where to start. As you are […]
