You spend your years building a successful company and shaping the industry in which you work, but no one prepares you for the transition after selling. David Adelsheim receives credit […]
I met this assignment with a bit of trepidation. Five years ago, I was asked to review The Orchard, that signature Cashiers place that’s known for well-prepared meals, paired with […]
The Art League of Highlands-Cashiers will sponsor two free events during the month of October. The first is the annual Fall Colors Fine Art Show, to be held from 10:00 […]
Jill Wolfe, like all successful artists, is constantly reinventing herself. Since her last interview with The Laurel, she’s shifted from outdoor shows and a fairly realistic style to studio work, […]
Robechhi’s words are echoed by Carolina Gallery’s Leslie Jeffery and Mary Lou Bilbro. Artists themselves, they were deeply sympathetic to peers who’d lost representation when the John Collette, Ann Jacobs, […]
Lisa Pirkle has known that she was an artist since she was five years old. She was always attracted to paints, paper, and art supplies. Throughout her life she has […]
The Live via Satellite Series begins the 2018-19 season on October 6 with the MET Opera production of “Aida” by Verdi. Soprano Anna Netrebko sings her first Met “Aida,” going […]
The Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival concludes its 37th season with a Fall Mini-Residency by the Argus String Quartet on October 12-13 and is sponsored by Cullasaja Women’s Outreach. As the […]
Fans of film and food, don your best bib and tucker and head for the Highlands Playhouse’s 2018 Foodie Film Festival. On October 26, 27, and 28, the Playhouse will […]
“Mauritius” by Theresa Rebeck, an intriguing Broadway thriller about stamp collecting, is the next production of the Highlands Cashiers Players. Who would have thought that stamp collecting could be […]
