Read the Heart of the Highlands Cashiers Plateau’s Winter 2021 issue
The fresh new Hotel Cashiers’ commitment to preserving the marvelous touches that’ve always beguiled its guests has earned it the coveted 2020 Village Heritage Award.
A series of simple schoolhouses scattered around Cashiers served as vital community landmarks.
Highlands has had a long, long-term relationship with snow and ice and the complications of winter.
During the Winter months here on the Plateau, things quiet down as we rest and prepare for the upcoming year. Many retailers are off to market, searching for those wonderful new items for the upcoming season.
The flavors and notes of Valentine’s Wines are as varied as the romantic passions that infuse this most intimate of holidays.
Allow yourself to be seduced by the kitchen creations, the fruits of the bar, and a warmly welcoming service team at The Bridge at Mill Creek. It’s an enticing choice that remedies the random stresses of the season – call (828) 526-5500.
At a time when we could all use a generous serving of comfort food, Michelle Dauble unveils the comfiest in her Recipe Box – Aunt Betty-approved!
New Highlands Smokehouse owner Bryan Lewis takes the reins of what’s quickly become a treasured Highlands institution.
William and a miraculous transplanted Lenten Rose and a young man from Australia give us a blessed message to carry throughout this uncertain year.
Holcomb Creek Falls is a worthy spectacle, but it requires a wary hiker.
