The Village Green is Cashiers’ community treasure, with its expansive green areas and gardens, numerous sculptures, woodland and wetland trails, an extensive children’s playground and frequent public music and other […]
You’ve probably portmanteau’d and didn’t even know it. Originally a portmanteau was a trunk or large suitcase divided into two parts. Over time it came to mean the packing […]
If you’re looking for the view to end all views, this is it. This is The View. Located just five miles from Highlands, on the Atlanta side, the back deck […]
The bright carrots remind us of bunnies and Spring. And when the carrots are paired with some warming spices, the resulting drink is not only super-tasty, it also becomes anti-inflammatory. […]
Empowerment is defined as the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one’s life and claiming one’s rights. As we come into this world, we each arrive […]
Estrogen is a very important hormone in the human body, both male and female. In both sexes, hormones are naturally occurring chemical messengers with many different roles. In women, estrogens […]
National Doctor’s Day is March 30, a holiday that honors physicians, their service, the communities they work in and with, and humanity’s welfare. There’s no finer spokesperson for our […]
Walk into the home of someone that has lived on the Plateau all of their lives and I can guarantee you’ll find a beautiful handmade quilt. Chances are, the quilt […]
Later this year, a coffee-table type book will be published by the Cashiers Historical Society titled “Faces & Places of Cashiers Valley.” Scores of folks, headed by Millie Lathan, have […]
While Highlands is a botanical wonderland, bursting with buds, blooms, and colors that defy description, there is an occasional bug in the beauty. Three decades before World War II, an […]
