Lending a hand to Literacy
Do you know how to read Tarot cards? Or how to read the handwriting on the wall? Or how to read Shakespeare? How to read lips? Or how to read […]
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Magazine Issue: 2019/01 - Winter
Shining City on the Hill
When I was a kid, I would ride my bicycle home from school and I guess I was a magnet for every neighborhood stray dog or cat who needed a […]
Squirrel Jerky
And now, from my Wheelie Bin’s Pointless-Yet-Entertaining Hazarai Department . . . “Strange Things Dogs Expel.” Dog Number One: My English Bulldog, Bentley, so named because he was built like […]
The Green Heart of Cashiers
Looking to host a corporate picnic, family reunion, birthday party, wedding, or other special occasion event in 2019? Look no further than The Village Green, a lovely 12.5-acre park […]
Where All Light Tends to Go
The Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, and the surrounding Southern Appalachian region, is home to many incredible artists. There are art galleries in almost every town in Jackson and Macon counties featuring the […]
Rolf Method Revealed
Are you a person who likes science and mystery? As Rolfers, we have the privilege of seeing how the science of balancing a body in the gravity field improves lives. […]
Joint Health
Joint health is more important than we realize. Our joints in the body serve us in many ways. They allow movement, in many directions, provide balance and coordination, and provide […]
S.M.A.R.T. Resolutions
Did you realize 80 percent of New Year’s Resolutions are broken before February’s end? Becky Holmes, the Licensed Dietician Nutritionist of Mission’s Health and Wellness Team says, “We […]
Spinning a Darn Good Yarn
The art of weaving is not new. Every culture throughout history has given their unique spin to the ancient art. The same can be said for Appalachian weaving. Textile […]
Happy News Year
While treating my growling stomach to a cheer-me-up lunch at a favorite cafe, I checked my cell phone to satisfy another hunger: a longing for a plateful of good news. […]
