Don’t miss the Highlands Historical Society’s 10th Annual Dahlia Festival, which will be held this year during the weekend of September 19. Covid is impacting every area of our lives […]
Despite the upheaval that Covid-19 caused last school semester, and the relative uncertainty that permeated the fall 2020 semester start, area libraries are consistent resource centers for parents of young […]
But a cluster duck doesn’t deter Highlands Rotary. Even though July 4th’s celebrations were postponed until Labor Day, the town’s enthusiasm for a jolly good race is wild with anticipation.
In fact, Rotary and their annual Derby, albeit somewhat mallard-justed, is supremely ducky. Rain or shine, with or without quarantine, the ducks will be bob-bob-bobbin’ along the Mill Creek run on September 5 for arguably the most exciting five minutes of the year.
The heady combination of wine, amuse-bouche, and cut-a-rug live music will power a block party that stretches all the way from Highlands to Cashiers. You may think that concerns about […]
The Highlands Twilight 5K and 10K has not only been moved from August to November 28, it is now scheduled to begin at 9:00 A.M. instead of at twilight, as […]
Normalcy has been upended. Politics and the pandemic steal our focus if we allow them to. Currently, we are not in a “new normal”. We are in limbo … a […]
Many of you sent support when I went through my recent balding (chemo and radiation). Your sweet wishes, jokes, and empathy pulled me through that hairable time. I am glad […]
Every year Cherie and Bill Tibbetts make the trip “Across the Pond” to Europe to hunt for antique treasures for their shop in Cashiers. In 2020 they had planned […]
Tryon Sales Representative Jennifer Cunningham is living out her dream of working in the wine business, fulfilling a passion for wine that began at age 17 when she first worked […]
