The theatre icons that have come to universally represent the dramatic arts are known by most as the Comedy and Tragedy masks. They have helped actors portray their emotions onstage […]
The upcoming play of the Highlands Cashiers Players’ season is Neil Simon’s “The Sunshine Boys,” October 13 through 16 and October 20 through 23. Directed by Lance Trudel, it’s […]
It’s no wonder Jonathan Simon’s Spoons are dishing up deliciousness from Maine to L.A. He’s crafted thousands of utensils over the past four decades, each one fastidiously smooth, supremely functional, […]
Jessica Gagne, with a little help from her Uncle Art (aptly named), has found her groove. She designs eye-popping, tattoo-esque art on prosthetics (prosthetic devices). Anyone who has lost a […]
The season is winding down for the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers. It’s been a successful one so far, with interesting speakers, good fellowship, new members, participation with The Bascom in […]
Dr. Lynn Dillard of Scotlyn Yard Nursery believes there should be more to kindergarten than the same routine everyday. Young children need new experiences to keep them excited about learning. […]
Bear Hunting is one of the most popular activities for leaf lookers in Highlands and Cashiers. Head east on U.S. 64 from Main Street Highlands for about five miles, until […]
Waylon and Nicole Chastain are typical parents, wanting what’s best for their children, Oliver, two-and-a-half; and Zoe, seven months. From a practical day-to-day standpoint, they want to know that […]
On the Saturday of the Cashiers Leaf Festival, from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., October 8, the Cashiers Quilters will exhibit their many handcrafted quilted articles at Albert Carlton-Cashiers Community […]
Many of you may remember the day when the Highlands Nature Center was known as the Clark Foreman Museum — a building filled with exhibits that focused on the rich […]
