Bijou, the new jewelry store at 177 West Main Street in Highlands, is appropriately named, as it’s indeed a small, delicate and exquisitely wrought jewel. Master jeweler Laurel Parham-Martinez has […]
Now that we can stroll downtown Highlands again, it’s time to catch up one of the town’s most popular summertime activities – shopping. It’s no exaggeration that over the decades, […]
Old Edwards Inn is known for its love of hosting parties, innovative and collaborative events that focus on and present their favorite finds. That’s precisely what they’ll do on […]
A rtist Carol Misner has the warm and happy smile of someone you want to befriend. An engaging and exuberant woman she exudes the same grace, elegance and gentility of […]
Are you like me? Has your outlook brightened by a factor of eight with the return of that supremely gratifying experience of Dining Out? Not that plating a takeout dinner […]
Here we are in July, right in the middle of a busy, strange summer. We still want to be outside enjoying the great outdoors, nature at her finest, and we […]
In 1785, Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, wrote “To a Mouse.” A line from that poem, put into modern English, suggests that the best laid plans of mice and men […]
Somewhere in the Covid equation of health and safety, there’s got to be room to rest and reset … a place of comfort and a brief escape from the pressures of […]
It’ll be nice to open the Highlands Performing Arts Center once again. We’ve missed y’all. Dependent on Governor Cooper’s announcement on June 26 concerning Phase 3 of reopening of […]
There’s nothing plain about Jill Wolfe’s latest Laurel cover heralding this summer’s Plein Air Festival, set for July 15-19 on the Village Green. In her capable hands, Abstraction, Impressionism, and […]
