Big Brothers Big Sisters of Cashiers hosted its third annual Croquet Tournament fundraiser this summer. There were 48 players from a variety of clubs from the Plateau. Country Club of […]
“Don’t blink” seems to be a recurring theme for Carpe Diem Farms. On January 27, 1992, we received our 501c3 not-for-profit status from the Internal Revenue Service and were on […]
In 2016 the Cashiers Community Fund awarded the Friends of the Library a $3,600 grant to support the literacy of the children in the greater Cashiers community. While ACCCL’s user […]
It’s true that one smile from a person can change your whole day. That thought is what has moved Betty Morris to volunteer at Blue Ridge School. Her children both […]
Smell the roasting meat sizzling on the spit. Root vegetables lie steaming in the coals while hardwood embers crackle and pop, sending tiny fireworks rocketing left and right. The […]
Two decades ago I took my stepdaughter to the Keys as a graduation gift. It was hotter-than-heck-and-half-of-Georgia, but we made the best of it. Swimming with wild dolphins was our […]
The Mountain Retreat and Learning Center has a long history with environmental stewardship and their Many Hands Peace Farm continues this tradition. Farm co-managers Ben Galindo and Joey Kyle see […]
Escape from the stress and the congestion of the city. Claim this home as your own and you will enjoy the beauty of the mountains as you sip coffee on […]
The thought of a hot soup on a hot summer night is not the most appetizing one. Enter the light, summery, fresh and fragrant gazpacho and the picture changes. This […]
We can now find out, through DNA testing, how the body responds to certain foods and nutrients. Nutrigenomics is the study of the relationship between nutrition and gene expression. When […]
