While the Highlands Food & Wine Festival, November 9-12, is filled with exciting special events and music, the exclusive wine dinners held at premier local restaurants are not to be […]
As the daughter of a soda shop owner, (Bill’s Soda Shop 1939-1972), Betty Holt was introduced to sweets early in life. She and her mother, Anne Holt of Anne’s Beauty […]
Last month, after a day of running errands and assembling deck furniture, I thought I would indulge myself. I bought some fried chicken from Rosewood Market. The wine selection at […]
A hint of fall is in the air and Laura Huerta and her staff at Lakeside Restaurant are bringing the richness of the season into their fresh and innovative food and […]
Four years ago, I reviewed Ristorante Paoletti in these pages. That’s a challenge in itself. It’s been a Main Street Highlands institution for 33 years. It’s earned its stellar reputation […]
In celebration of the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Highlands Biological Station, a unique project involving the intersection of art and science has been quietly taking place at […]
Just in time for their new season, Highlands Cashiers Players has unveiled its new website, HighlandsCashiersPlayers.org. Thanks to the efforts of the Board of Directors and a grant from the Rotary […]
I wonder how many visitors to Highlands know about our fabulous Bascom Art Center. Driving out of town toward Franklin it sits on the right side of Franklin Road. Turn in […]
When we visited Donna Ysland in 2015, she’d just had her floor lamp epiphany. That experience launched her company Riverlights, now a thriving Western North Carolina enterprise. It has evolved […]
As our 2017 season draws to a close, we would like to thank everyone who has come out to support live theatre in Highlands. This summer has been one for […]
